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How to start
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Get a quick overview of the basics. 

In these three short videos, Lonnie Chrisman, CTO of Lumina, the developer of Analytica, walks you through the first chapters of the Analytica Tutorial. You can download the complete Tutorial in written form here.
Chapter 1
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Learn how to open an existing model, calculate results, change inputs and display uncertainty.
Chapter 2
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Learn how to examine influence diagrams, variables, attributes, definitions and results -- the basic techniques for exploring any Analytica model.
Chapter 3
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Learn about several forms of sensitivity analyses: importance analysis, parametric analysis and comparison of decision alternatives. Here you’ll get your first taste of multi-dimensional arrays and array abstraction.

Start with this step-by-step guide: 

When you feel ready to build your own model, just follow this slideshow-like tutorial. It corresponds to chapter 4 of the Analytica Tutorial but is intended to make it even more approachable. It covers the basic techniques you need to build models with Analytica—fast and intuitive. With the slideshow you can do it at your own pace, pause, go back, repeat. It's a nice way for self-learning.

Dive into Intelligent Arrays™

Once you can build models as influence diagrams using Analytica's visual interface, you should learn what array abstraction does, and how you should take advantage of it.

These two slightly longer videos are recorded webinars by Lonnie Chrisman, CTO of Lumina. They introduce the basic concepts of Analytica indexes and multidimensional arrays, as well as the basics of Intelligent Array Abstraction. Intelligent array abstraction is perhaps the most powerful feature in Analytica. So it's really worthwhile to invest the time watching these webinars. 
Webinar Part 1
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Part 1 focuses on indexes, simple one-dimensional (1-D) arrays, and how to use the Subscript or Slice operator.
Webinar Part 2
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Part 2 is about array functions, multi-dimensional arrays, and the principles and philosophy of arrays in Analytica.

Book a personal introduction to Analytica over the web.

Given Analytica’s highly visual and interactive nature, the fastest way to learn what it is and how it works is to see a demonstration. Just let us know when it’s convenient for you to have us show you what Analytica can do for your. 
Schedule a personal demo

There is an edition for everyone.

The Analytica product line offers a full range of editions to meet the needs of different users and applications.
For Model Builders
For Model users

These editions let you create and edit models, as well as run existing models. If you want to make your models available to others to run and review, they only need the Free 101 version or any of the other editions for model users.

Free 101
FREE
  • Create and edit models with up to 101 user-defined objects
  • Influence Diagrams
  • Intelligent Arrays™
  • Monte Carlo Simulation
  • Extensive function libraries
  • Create input and output forms
  • OLE linking to MS Office
  • Read and write spreadsheets
Professional
$995
  • Same as Free 101 but no limitation of model size
Enterprise
$2,795
  • Same as Professional plus
  • Read and write relational databases and text files
  • Read data from the internet
  • Save models as browse-only and encrypted
  • Unlimited size of indexes and Monte Carlo samples (Free 101 and Professional are limited to max. 32,000 elements each)
  • Time Profiling showing computation time per variable
Optimizer
$4,995
  • Same as Enterprise plus
  • Solve for linear, quadratic, MIP, and nonlinear optimization
Features
Free 101
FREE
Professional
$995
Enterprise
$2,795
Optimizer
$4,995
Create and edit models
Max. 101 user-defined objects
✓
✓
✓
Influence diagrams
✓
✓
✓
✓
Intelligent Arrays™
✓
✓
✓
✓
Monte Carlo
Simulation
✓
✓
✓
✓
Extensive function libraries
✓
✓
✓
✓
Create input and output forms
✓
✓
✓
✓
OLE linking to MS Office, e.g. Excel, PowerPoint
✓
✓
✓
✓
Read and write spreadsheets
✓
✓
✓
✓
Read and write relational databases and text files
✓
✓
Read data from the internet
✓
✓
Save models as browse-only and encrypted
✓
✓
Unlimited size of indexes and Monte Carlo samples
Max. 32,000 elements each
Max. 32,000 elements each
✓
✓
Time Profiling showing computation time per variable
✓
✓
Solve for linear, quadratic, MIP, and nonlinear optimization
✓

If you need to use a model that someone else has built, but you don't need to change the internals of the model or build models of your own, then the Analytica editions for browsing models are for you.

Free 101
FREE
  • Open and review models, change inputs, compute results
  • Influence Diagrams
  • Intelligent Arrays™
  • Monte Carlo Simulation
  • Extensive function libraries
  • OLE linking to MS Office
  • Read and write spreadsheets
Power Player
$995
  • Same as Free 101 but
  • Read and write relational databases and text files
  • Read data from the internet
  • Unlimited size of indexes and Monte Carlo samples (Free 101 is limited to max. 32,000 elements each)
Power Player Optimizer
$1,995
  • Same as Power Player plus
  • Solve for linear, quadratic, MIP, and nonlinear optimization
Features
Free 101
FREE
Power Player
$995
PP Optimizer
$1,995
Open and review models, change inputs, compute results
✓
✓
✓
Influence diagrams
✓
✓
✓
Intelligent Arrays™
✓
✓
✓
Monte Carlo
Simulation
✓
✓
✓
Extensive function libraries
✓
✓
✓
OLE linking to MS Office, e.g. Excel, PowerPoint
✓
✓
✓
Read and write spreadsheets
✓
✓
✓
Read and write relational databases and text files
✓
✓
Read data from the internet
✓
✓
Unlimited size of indexes and Monte Carlo samples
Max. 32,000 elements each
✓
✓
Solve for linear, quadratic, MIP, and nonlinear optimization
✓
The End User License Agreement (EULA) is available in PDF format here.

Too many options? We help you find the right edition for your needs.

Do you really need the additional features of the Enterprise edition over Professional? Or which edition need end users in your organization to view results, update inputs, import data, etc.? How many licenses do you need, after all? And what about corporate licensing? Or possible future upgrades...?
The right solution depends on what you want to do with your Analytica models. With our 10+ years experience form many modeling projects using Analytica—from small to large applications in organizations of various size—we can suggest you the most appropriate edition or combination of licenses.

Runs on a Windows PC. Or on a Mac*

All Analytica editions run on Windows 8, Windows 7, Vista, XP, and Window Server 2003 and later. Each Edition needs at least 1 GB RAM. We recommend 3 or 4 GB RAM to run large models.
* It also runs fine on a Mac. You just need Windows under VMWare, Parallels, or another virtual machine. That’s, by the way, how Max Henrion, the originator of Analytica and CEO of Lumina, or we at syconomic, run Analytica on a MacBook Air.
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