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Hello, thank you so much for cracking this.
Unfortunately, it doesn't properly work yet. I think the "Run" on the menu should be appeared. I will attach a .txt testing data file in the attached link below, for testing the "run" function. It can be imported by clicking on File/Open Project
This program is a math program, which will analyze the mathematical input data from user, when the user click the "Run" menu (or some button in it), the program will export 2 output excel files.
You can read this following guide for better understanding.
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Loading and Running Data
Once a data set is built it needs to be saved as a filename.txt file (i.e., Text Tab delimited).
Open the PG software and click on open project. Go to the .txt file in your computer that you want to analyze and either double click on it or click on it and on open.
After the data are loaded, you will see a new PG screen. It has used the file name as the default Project ID. You can change that to any name you desire or modify it to note changes you have made to the basic data. A second line asks for the Project Name and again defaults to the data set name but you can change that to specify a project for which the data set is just one of several issues you are analyzing.
Next the program asks for the number of bargaining “Rounds”. A Round represents an exchange of views/proposals between the players. Enter the number of rounds you want in the adjacent box. The model will run the data for as many rounds (periods in which the players can exchange information, proposals, etc.) as you select. The program’s default is 10 rounds.
When the data options have been entered as you desire, then click on the RUN button at the top. You will see a progress bar and the software will report when the run is completed (this happens quickly unless you have more than 100 players or are running a very large number of runs). When the run is completed, click on the “Results” tab. Output 1 should be copied and pasted into the excel output management program tab called output 1. Output 2 should also be copied and pasted into the excel management program in the tab output 2. Now you are ready to interpret the output. See the instructions in the excel program for the details.
After you have run the model, as noted above, you will see that output files have been generated with a name you gave the analysis. The output files are in.csv format (comma separated variables) and, as noted, can be read into the excel output management program we have provided or into many other spreadsheets.
To use the provided Excel Output Interpretation worksheet: Read the instructions on the Initial Sheet labelled “Intro”. Then copy Output 1.csv into the Excel sheet labelled Output 1 and Output 2.csv into the excel sheet labelled Output 2.
OUTPUT
The following summarizes the meaning of the different outputs in the csv output sheets. The Labels used in the Output are shown in red font below.
Output Sheet 1:
1. Players Data: The output first echoes the input data, including whatever options you have chosen, so that you have a record of what data were analyzed.
2. Round-by-Round Positions: The first round consists of the positions you entered. Subsequent rounds are the values calculated by the PG.
3. Round by Round Forecasts:
• “Smoothed Mean” takes into account the Round Forecasts for the round and the surrounding rounds. The Smoothed Mean is the most reliable basis for predicting the outcome where the outcome is determined by the consensus rather than by Veto players.
• “Round Forecast” is the weighted mean value of the positions of all of the players in that round.
• “Security Forecast” is the weighted median position of all of the players in the round.
• “Utility Gain”: Utility gain for Veto Players. If this will decrease it triggers the end rule.
• “Utility Gain2”: Utility gain for all players. If this will decrease it triggers the end rule.
• “Veto Min”: The position value for the lowest Veto Player
• “Veto Max”: The position value for the highest Veto Player
• “End-Rule”: A “1” indicates players wish to end discussion as their Utility will decline.
4. Round by Round Summary of Actor Relationships
5. Round by Round Salience
6. Round by Round Influence
7. Round by Round Power: Salience times Influence
8. Resolve (--> 0) or Flexibility (--> 100)
9. Round by Round Costs
Output Sheet 2: (output2.csv)
1. Equilibrium -Round 1:
The equilibrium outcome relationship between row player (row moving first) and column player in each round.
2. Credible Proposals -Round 1
The equilibrium outcome matrix for a given round is followed by a matrix of “Credible Proposals” by row player toward column player.
3. Opportunities -Round 1
Opportunities represent the Optimal Proposal that players could make.
4. Salience -Round 1
A pairwise salience matrix in each round in which the output reports row player’s salience for column player in that round.
5. Costs Borne by and Inflicted by Stakeholders -Round 1
A pairwise cost matrix that reports the cost imposed on row player by column player in the round.
The above information is then repeated for all subsequent rounds.
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