After a Probabilistic Analysis, the following data can be plotted on Histogram, Cumulative or Scatter plots. NOTE:
The Calculated Data types will always be available for plotting.
At least ONE Input Data variable will always appear in the Data Type list, since at least one Input Data variable must be assigned a Statistical Distribution, in order to perform a Probabilistic Analysis.
Calculated Data
Safety Factor
In most cases, the first thing you will want to view is the Safety Factor distribution, since it is from this that the Probability of Failure is calculated.
Wedge Weight
The total weight of each wedge.
Plunge / Trend / Length Line of Intersection
This refers to the orientation and length of the Line of Intersection of the two failure planes (Joint Sets 1 and 2).
Maximum Persistence
This refers to the maximum dimension between any two points, as measured on the wedge failure surfaces (Joint Set 1 and Joint Set 2).
Input Data
Input Data variables
Any Data Types listed after the Calculated Data types (see above), are your Input Data variables (e.g. Dip of Joint 1, etc.) to which you assigned a Statistical Distribution.