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These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:00:00.06 --> 00:00:02.09 - [Instructor] Study outcomes can be a little daunting 2 00:00:02.09 --> 00:00:04.08 if it's your first time seeing them. 3 00:00:04.08 --> 00:00:06.02 So let's go through them carefully 4 00:00:06.02 --> 00:00:09.04 so that we understand all of the information we can view 5 00:00:09.04 --> 00:00:11.04 about the results generated. 6 00:00:11.04 --> 00:00:13.01 To start on the left side of the window, 7 00:00:13.01 --> 00:00:16.02 we can see all of the studies that we've created. 8 00:00:16.02 --> 00:00:18.02 Of course at the moment there's just one. 9 00:00:18.02 --> 00:00:21.04 And that's because we've only done one study. 10 00:00:21.04 --> 00:00:24.00 However, Revit stores, all of the previous studies 11 00:00:24.00 --> 00:00:24.08 that we've done. 12 00:00:24.08 --> 00:00:27.06 So as you do more, this section will fill up 13 00:00:27.06 --> 00:00:30.05 and we can scroll through them by selecting them. 14 00:00:30.05 --> 00:00:32.04 We can also filter through them. 15 00:00:32.04 --> 00:00:35.01 So this dropdown at the top allows us to filter 16 00:00:35.01 --> 00:00:37.00 by these study type. 17 00:00:37.00 --> 00:00:38.07 And again, because we've just done one 18 00:00:38.07 --> 00:00:43.01 it's only showing the workspace layout type. 19 00:00:43.01 --> 00:00:44.08 When you have one selected, 20 00:00:44.08 --> 00:00:46.07 we get more data about the study 21 00:00:46.07 --> 00:00:49.01 in these sections to the right. 22 00:00:49.01 --> 00:00:52.00 This is broken up into three main parts, 23 00:00:52.00 --> 00:00:54.06 the individual solutions in the upper middle, 24 00:00:54.06 --> 00:00:57.08 the chartered outcomes for each solution in the lower middle 25 00:00:57.08 --> 00:01:01.07 and the individual details of each solution on the right. 26 00:01:01.07 --> 00:01:03.01 So let's go through each of these 27 00:01:03.01 --> 00:01:04.06 in a little bit more detail 28 00:01:04.06 --> 00:01:07.08 to get the most out of these generated results. 29 00:01:07.08 --> 00:01:11.03 Starting with the solutions in the upper middle. 30 00:01:11.03 --> 00:01:13.02 Here in a grid like fashion, 31 00:01:13.02 --> 00:01:15.06 we can scroll through the best solutions 32 00:01:15.06 --> 00:01:18.06 that the generic algorithm has produced based 33 00:01:18.06 --> 00:01:19.09 on our requirements. 34 00:01:19.09 --> 00:01:23.01 In this instance, it's produced five results. 35 00:01:23.01 --> 00:01:25.08 However, sometimes you might get more results. 36 00:01:25.08 --> 00:01:27.06 If you have over 10, 37 00:01:27.06 --> 00:01:30.09 it's going to create different pages of results. 38 00:01:30.09 --> 00:01:32.03 So in the top right, 39 00:01:32.03 --> 00:01:34.04 we currently have one selected 40 00:01:34.04 --> 00:01:36.09 because there's only one page of solutions. 41 00:01:36.09 --> 00:01:39.04 But keep in mind and we'll see this later on 42 00:01:39.04 --> 00:01:41.01 that if you have more than 10, 43 00:01:41.01 --> 00:01:43.01 you're going to have multiple pages. 44 00:01:43.01 --> 00:01:44.05 And this can be changed 45 00:01:44.05 --> 00:01:47.01 by selecting the number at the top right. 46 00:01:47.01 --> 00:01:50.08 We can also view these results as an itemized list 47 00:01:50.08 --> 00:01:54.02 by selecting the list button at the top. 48 00:01:54.02 --> 00:01:56.09 Here, we get a little bit more of a detailed breakdown 49 00:01:56.09 --> 00:01:59.05 of each of those solutions. 50 00:01:59.05 --> 00:02:01.06 For example, we can see the number of desks 51 00:02:01.06 --> 00:02:05.03 in each solution or the desk row rotation. 52 00:02:05.03 --> 00:02:06.09 If we need to find outcomes 53 00:02:06.09 --> 00:02:10.03 that prioritize certain objectives over others, 54 00:02:10.03 --> 00:02:12.07 we can sort them in different ways. 55 00:02:12.07 --> 00:02:15.02 For example, if we wanted to sort the results 56 00:02:15.02 --> 00:02:17.03 by views to the outside score, 57 00:02:17.03 --> 00:02:19.09 we can do that by selecting the title 58 00:02:19.09 --> 00:02:21.08 at the top of the list. 59 00:02:21.08 --> 00:02:25.00 It's now sorting all these results in ascending order, 60 00:02:25.00 --> 00:02:27.01 based on this views to the outside. 61 00:02:27.01 --> 00:02:28.06 If we selected again, 62 00:02:28.06 --> 00:02:31.05 it's now showing them in descending order. 63 00:02:31.05 --> 00:02:33.00 Back in the grid view, 64 00:02:33.00 --> 00:02:36.01 we can do the same thing with this dropdown here. 65 00:02:36.01 --> 00:02:39.02 So for example, if we wanted to sort by number of desks, 66 00:02:39.02 --> 00:02:41.07 we simply select number of desks, 67 00:02:41.07 --> 00:02:44.04 and it's now showing it in descending order. 68 00:02:44.04 --> 00:02:46.05 If we wanted to say it in ascending order, 69 00:02:46.05 --> 00:02:49.06 we simply select this arrow at the top. 70 00:02:49.06 --> 00:02:52.07 If we want to get more details about each solution, 71 00:02:52.07 --> 00:02:56.02 we can do that by selecting one of the thumbnails. 72 00:02:56.02 --> 00:02:59.08 We then get a breakdown of that solution to the right. 73 00:02:59.08 --> 00:03:01.07 This window quickly shows us each 74 00:03:01.07 --> 00:03:04.08 of the values that were produced in the solution 75 00:03:04.08 --> 00:03:07.07 such as the views to outside or number of desks. 76 00:03:07.07 --> 00:03:09.05 And it also shows us the values 77 00:03:09.05 --> 00:03:12.00 that were used as the inputs. 78 00:03:12.00 --> 00:03:13.08 This is very useful to understand 79 00:03:13.08 --> 00:03:15.09 how the solution was arrived at, 80 00:03:15.09 --> 00:03:19.06 and it may serve as a starting point for the next study. 81 00:03:19.06 --> 00:03:21.05 Finally, at the middle bottom, 82 00:03:21.05 --> 00:03:24.09 we have the chart display of solutions. 83 00:03:24.09 --> 00:03:26.03 If you can't see this make sure 84 00:03:26.03 --> 00:03:28.04 that it's checked up at the top, 85 00:03:28.04 --> 00:03:31.00 which is the charts and for the details, 86 00:03:31.00 --> 00:03:35.00 there's also a checkbox if you can't see that. 87 00:03:35.00 --> 00:03:38.01 These charts allow us to filter through results 88 00:03:38.01 --> 00:03:41.04 and to compare different solutions. 89 00:03:41.04 --> 00:03:44.03 For example, if we wanted to filter the results 90 00:03:44.03 --> 00:03:46.04 by the spacing between rows, 91 00:03:46.04 --> 00:03:50.04 and we only wanted to look at spacing between 12 and 10, 92 00:03:50.04 --> 00:03:54.06 we simply need to left click and drag on the chart, 93 00:03:54.06 --> 00:03:56.09 and we can see it's now filtering the results 94 00:03:56.09 --> 00:03:59.05 that just use those values. 95 00:03:59.05 --> 00:04:02.03 Or if we wanted to isolate views to the outside, 96 00:04:02.03 --> 00:04:06.05 between zero six four and less, we can do that 97 00:04:06.05 --> 00:04:08.00 by selecting the chart. 98 00:04:08.00 --> 00:04:10.06 So we can combine different filters. 99 00:04:10.06 --> 00:04:12.00 If you need to clear the filters, 100 00:04:12.00 --> 00:04:14.09 simply select this clear filters button. 101 00:04:14.09 --> 00:04:18.01 Lastly, we can change the chart type to a scatterplot 102 00:04:18.01 --> 00:04:21.06 to compare the different solutions in different ways. 103 00:04:21.06 --> 00:04:23.05 This allows us to set different properties 104 00:04:23.05 --> 00:04:26.00 to the color and the size of the dots, 105 00:04:26.00 --> 00:04:29.08 and also change the y and x-axes. 106 00:04:29.08 --> 00:04:32.05 For example, let's change the size of the dots 107 00:04:32.05 --> 00:04:35.01 to relate to the number of desks. 108 00:04:35.01 --> 00:04:37.07 So now the bigger dots represent solutions 109 00:04:37.07 --> 00:04:39.01 with more desks, 110 00:04:39.01 --> 00:04:43.02 and then let's change the y-axis to number of desks 111 00:04:43.02 --> 00:04:47.04 and the x-axes to views to the outside. 112 00:04:47.04 --> 00:04:48.06 Now we can clearly say 113 00:04:48.06 --> 00:04:51.07 that even though one solution has the most desks, 114 00:04:51.07 --> 00:04:55.01 it certainly doesn't have the best views to the outside. 115 00:04:55.01 --> 00:04:58.02 The outcomes window offers many ways to analyze 116 00:04:58.02 --> 00:05:01.02 and filter through all of the generated solutions. 117 00:05:01.02 --> 00:05:02.04 So it's worth spending a bit 118 00:05:02.04 --> 00:05:06.03 of time finding the ideal solution to your design problem. 9515