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This document demonstrates using distribution functions to model increasing uncertainty over time in projected variables. Values for variables become less certain the further out in time they are projected. This allows simulations to account for rising risk, as the trends for each model variable will widen over time.

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Variable

This document demonstrates using distribution functions to model increasing uncertainty over time in projected variables. Values for variables become less certain the further out in time they are projected. This allows simulations to account for rising risk, as the trends for each model variable will widen over time.

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In this example, distribution functions are used to model increasing uncertainty with time. The values for variables in the
worksheet become less and less certain the further out in time a variable is projected. This technique allows simulation
results to include the effects of increasing uncertainty with time. If you run a simulation the trend for each model variable
will "widen", indicating increased risk.

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