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Prediction Profiler's Simulator Question - How to changing the P-Value

Greetings,

I am trying to use the JMP's prediction profiler's Simulator to run a MonteCarlo simulation using a data-set that I have. After setting up the simulator and specifying the random factors and their corresponding SD values, I can see the simulation output - no problem there. However, I noticed that the simulator is applying +-2 Sigma (95% confidence interval) to the factors to run the montecarlo. What I'm really interested in is to do this simulation with +-6 Sigma variation in the factors and to see the outcome. I spent sometime on this but was not able to figure it out. Can anyone help me with this ? Your inputs are much appreciated.

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Re: Prediction Profiler's Simulator Question - How to changing the P-Value

Hello, what about using 3 SD rather than 1 SD (not a perfect solution I have to admit).

Re: Prediction Profiler's Simulator Question - How to changing the P-Value

Do you mean increasing (i.e., inflating) the numerical value of SD ? If so, I am afraid that'll skew the distribution, resulting in a pessimistic prediction.

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