Chris Spencer
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Chris Spencer commented,
Official comment Thanks for the report. We've released a fix for this issue in the past hour, so this should now be resolved. Please do let us know if not, and you can contact our support directly at support@silico...
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Chris Spencer commented,
Official comment Hi Hussein, Thanks for the report, there was a bug preventing logouts which has now been resolved, so you should be able to refresh on your side and logout. Please do let us know if this persists.
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Executor API
This feature is in alpha testing and released for a small number of initial testers. If you're interested in this type of feature, please contact us at sales@silicoai.com Silico Executor API Silico...
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Chris Spencer created an article,
DataTables
Silico supports multiple ways to source and use data within your projects, one of these is the DataTable element. As an element, DataTables are an inline place to store data, suitable for either ad...
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Chris Spencer created an article,
Inspector
Each element within a model has a wide variety of configuration, which can be accessed and modified through the Inspector. The Inspector is opened by clicking on the element in the workspace, which...
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Chris Spencer created an article,
Scenarios
When building a model, you frequently want to compare and contrast different assumptions or cases that the model might be using or exploring. For instance, in financial modelling, interest rates or...
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Chris Spencer created an article,
How does Silico relate to Sysdea?
Silico is a spiritual continuation of the now defunct Sysdea software. If you have previously been familiar with the Sysdea software, you should find most things about Silico are very similar, thou...
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Chris Spencer commented,
Glad you've found the issue! Note that your formula above seemed to have a few syntax errors, maybe just from putting in here, but here's a standalone example of using a pulse inside a conditional ...
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Chris Spencer commented,
The behaviour in Silico is the same as described for the Sysdea documentation, with the stock formula used as the starting value (and only evaluated for the starting value). Is there a situation wh...
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Feature Request Guidelines
We're always glad to hear thoughts on how Silico can be improved. In this community area you can add requests, which can be voted and commented on by other users of the Silico community. We'll keep...