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1. Step 1: Define the problem or complex system that you want to simulate using Monte Carlo simulation.
2. Step 2: Identify all the variables and parameters that affect the behavior of the complex system.
3. Step 3: Assign probability distributions to each variable or parameter, representing their uncertainty or variability.
4. Step 4: Generate a large number of random samples from the probability distributions for the variables and parameters.
5. Step 5: Simulate the behavior of the complex system for each sample by using mathematical models or simulations.
6. Step 6: Analyze the results by calculating statistics such as mean, standard deviation, or percentile values of the output variables.
7. Step 7: Interpret the results and draw conclusions about the behavior or performance of the complex system.
8. Step 8: Repeat the simulation with different sets of random samples to assess the sensitivity of the results to the input uncertainties.

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Monte-Carlo simulation of complex is a computational tool used to model uncertainty in various systems by using random variables.

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