Monte Carlo Sampling Differs from Latin Hypercube Sampling in That

question 72

Multiple Choice

Monte Carlo sampling differs from Latin Hypercube sampling in that Monte Carlo sampling ________.

• A)divides each assumption's probability distribution into intervals of equal probability and generates an assumption value randomly within each interval
• B)results in a more even distribution of forecast values than Latin Hypercube sampling because it samples the entire range of the distribution in a more consistent manner,thus achieving more accurate forecast statistics
• C)selects random variates independently over the entire range of possible values
• D)is a part of the Crystal Ball suite

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