From > > , you can specify the following.
| Preference | Description |
|---|---|
| Show Advanced Options | When selected, displays advanced properties (in italics) for certain DesignXplorer objects in the Properties pane. |
| Preserve Design Points after DX Run | When selected, saves design points created for a design exploration cell to the project’s design points table once the solution completes. Also enables the Retain Data for Each Preserved Design Point check box. |
| Retain Data for Each Preserved Design Point | When selected, retains data for each design point saved in the project’s design point table. |
| Retry All Failed Design Points | When selected, enables additional attempts to solve design points that failed to update during the first run. Also enables Number of Retries and Retry Delay (seconds). |
| Number of Retries | Sets the number of times to try to update failed design points. The default is 5. |
| Retry Delay (seconds) | Sets the number of seconds to elapse between tries. The default is 120. |
| Chart Resolution | Sets the number of points for a continuous input parameter axis in a 2D or 3D Response Surface chart. The range is from 2 to 100. The default is 25. Increasing the number of points enhances the chart resolution. |
| Significance Level | Sets the relative importance or significance to assume for input variables. The allowable range is from 0.0 to 1.0, where 0 means that all input variables are assumed to be insignificant and 1.0 means that all input variables are assumed to be significant. The default is 0.025. |
| Correlation Coefficient Calculation Type | Sets the calculation method for determining sensitivity correlation coefficients. The default is Rank Order (Spearman). |
| Display Parameter Full Name | When selected, displays full parameter names rather than short parameter names. |
| Parameter Naming Convention | Sets the naming style for input parameters within design exploration. The default is Uncertainty Management Style. |
| Confirm if Min-Max Search can take a long time | When selected, displays an alert before performing a Min-Max search operation when there are discrete input parameters to warn that the search could be time-consuming. |
Note: If you expand Design Exploration in the tree, you will see three child tabs: Design of Experiments, Response Surface, and Sampling and Optimization. For more information about the options on all four DesignXplorer tabs, see ????.