Introduction Models

These models and simulations have been tagged “Introduction”.

The simplest negative feedback dynamic: a constant upper limit.  Used to explore Insightmaker options. Note: temperature units don't work.  The simulation uses dollars to show how the relationships between units.  Removing units (making every variable unitless) is also an option. The above no
Thermostat Introduction
The simplest negative feedback dynamic: a constant upper limit.  Used to explore Insightmaker options.

Note: temperature units don't work.  The simulation uses dollars to show how the relationships between units.  Removing units (making every variable unitless) is also an option.

The above note is now untrue. I changed the unites of "heating rate" to "degree/minutes" and do not now get a units error.  (Paul Newton)
Clone of Simple Thermostat Example
Paul Newton
The simplest negative feedback dynamic: a constant upper limit.  Used to explore Insightmaker options. Note: temperature units don't work.  The simulation uses dollars to show how the relationships between units.  Removing units (making every variable unitless) is also an option.
Introduction Thermostat
The simplest negative feedback dynamic: a constant upper limit.  Used to explore Insightmaker options.

Note: temperature units don't work.  The simulation uses dollars to show how the relationships between units.  Removing units (making every variable unitless) is also an option.
Simple Thermostat Example
RdR
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The simplest negative feedback dynamic: a constant upper limit.  Used to explore Insightmaker options. Note: temperature units don't work.  The simulation uses dollars to show how the relationships between units.  Removing units (making every variable unitless) is also an option.
Introduction Thermostat
The simplest negative feedback dynamic: a constant upper limit.  Used to explore Insightmaker options.

Note: temperature units don't work.  The simulation uses dollars to show how the relationships between units.  Removing units (making every variable unitless) is also an option.
Clone of Simple Thermostat Example
Rolf Häsänen
Just want to learn the basics for making an Insight here
Temporary Introduction
Just want to learn the basics for making an Insight here
Initial Insight
Phuc Nguyen
The simplest negative feedback dynamic: a constant upper limit.  Used to explore Insightmaker options. Note: temperature units don't work.  The simulation uses dollars to show how the relationships between units.  Removing units (making every variable unitless) is also an option.
Thermostat Introduction
The simplest negative feedback dynamic: a constant upper limit.  Used to explore Insightmaker options.

Note: temperature units don't work.  The simulation uses dollars to show how the relationships between units.  Removing units (making every variable unitless) is also an option.
Clone of Clone of Simple Thermostat Example
Rolf Häsänen
This insight served as an initial practice to provide a better understanding of Insight Maker.
Introduction
This insight served as an initial practice to provide a better understanding of Insight Maker.
Disease Dynamics Demo
Yaniris Molina
The simplest negative feedback dynamic: a constant upper limit.  Used to explore Insightmaker options. Note: temperature units don't work.  The simulation uses dollars to show how the relationships between units.  Removing units (making every variable unitless) is also an option.
Introduction Thermostat
The simplest negative feedback dynamic: a constant upper limit.  Used to explore Insightmaker options.

Note: temperature units don't work.  The simulation uses dollars to show how the relationships between units.  Removing units (making every variable unitless) is also an option.
Clone of Simple Thermostat Example
Chris K
The simplest negative feedback dynamic: a constant upper limit.  Used to explore Insightmaker options. Note: temperature units don't work.  The simulation uses dollars to show how the relationships between units.  Removing units (making every variable unitless) is also an option.
Introduction Thermostat
The simplest negative feedback dynamic: a constant upper limit.  Used to explore Insightmaker options.

Note: temperature units don't work.  The simulation uses dollars to show how the relationships between units.  Removing units (making every variable unitless) is also an option.
Clone of Simple Thermostat Example
Iv Be
The simplest negative feedback dynamic: a constant upper limit.  Used to explore Insightmaker options. Note: temperature units don't work.  The simulation uses dollars to show how the relationships between units.  Removing units (making every variable unitless) is also an option.
Introduction Thermostat
The simplest negative feedback dynamic: a constant upper limit.  Used to explore Insightmaker options.

Note: temperature units don't work.  The simulation uses dollars to show how the relationships between units.  Removing units (making every variable unitless) is also an option.
Clone of Simple Thermostat Example
Blake Danzig