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August 12, 2025 at 4:56 am
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ParticipantLatin Hypercube Sampling algorithm
In Ansys Discovery 2025 R2, we have a new sampling algorithm Latin Hypercube Sampling which creates defined variations automatically in the defined variations generator tool in addition to manual way of sampling it based on the parametric range, intervals and number of DVs to be created. Using this generator is advantageous in discovering how subtle changes can optimize your simulation.
Please refer the attached document for more information.
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