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and that that notion was reflected in Richmond's work. He quoted a 1994 paper in which Richmond described STELLA as "quite unique, quite powerful, and quite broadly useful as a way of thinking and or learning. It's also capable of being quite transparent–leveraging the way we learn biology, manage our businesses, or run our personal lives".
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in 1985. The program, distributed by isee systems (formerly High Performance Systems) allows users to run models created as graphical representations of a system using four fundamental building blocks. STELLA has been used in academia as a teaching tool and has been utilized in a variety of research
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wrote that "STELLA is a solid program–well planned and executed–that breaks new ground." He praised its ease of use as beneficial both to beginners interested in learning how to build models and experts who could use it to test components of more complex models. A 1998 review of the program in the
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Within that paper, Richmond mused on the study of system dynamics: "If this stuff really is so great, then why hasn't the field 'taken off'?" Steve Peterson, a colleague of Richmond's, reflected after his death in 2002 that Richmond held the belief that modeling was a tool everyone should be using
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isee systems markets an identical software targeted at business consumers under the name iThink (previously STELLA for Business). iThink models have been applied to a variety of systems including manufacturing lines, hospital waste in developing nations, coordination between an emergency room and
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in which they may create graphical models of a system using four fundamentals: stocks, flows, converters, and connectors. Relationships between converters (which convey transforming variables) and other elements may be drawn with converters. Users are able to input values for stocks, flows, and
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In 1987, High Performance Systems released a guide to STELLA encouraging its use in academic settings and numerous textbooks have been published that teach modeling and systems thinking using the software. Sample exercises with STELLA include recreating the
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Because of its simplicity relative to more complex modeling languages, STELLA has been cited as a useful tool in educational settings. Richmond derisively viewed most education as "assimilating content" and proposed systems thinking as a remedy to this.
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found that the addition of a STELLA modeling component in the project improved overall comprehension of the material over traditional methods, especially among female students who outperformed their male counterparts with the addition of STELLA.
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converters (including a variety of built-in functions). STELLA does not differentiate between external and intermediate variables within a system; all of them are represented with converters.
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noted that the software's strength was in its low cost (the program retailed at around $ 450 (US$ 1,007 in 2023 dollars ) and the vast number of possibilities allowed by its open-ended form.
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concurred that the program was easy to use, especially for beginning modelers, but noted its lack of model optimization tools and the ability to run only one window at a time as drawbacks.
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A simple STELLA model of a cat population; stocks are represented as rectangles, flows as pipes to/from the stock, converters as the circles, and connectors as the curved lines with arrows.
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Ouyang, Y.; Zhang, J. E.; Lin, D.; Liu, G. D. (March 2010). "A STELLA model for the estimation of atrazine runoff, leaching, adsorption, and degradation from an agricultural land".
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Gertseva, V. V.; Schindler, J. E.; Gertsev, V. I.; Ponomarev, N. Y.; English, W. R. (August 2004). "A simulation model of the dynamics of aquatic macroinvertebrate communities".
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STELLA runs one window at a time, meaning that only one model can be run at any given moment. The program's native file formats are denoted either by an
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Eskrootchi, R.; Oskrochi, G. R. (January 2010). "A Study of the Efficacy of Project-based Learning Integrated with Computer-based Simulation – STELLA".
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and business applications. The program has received positive reviews, being praised in particular for its ease of use and low cost.
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but cautioned that "the manual need not detract from what is otherwise a very well-thought-out and constructed program."
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in 1997, Benedikt HallgrĂ­msson found the program's accompanying manual to be overzealous in its promotion of
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The software is also used in research settings. Among other projects, researchers have used STELLA to apply
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Tao, Z.; Li, M. (June 2007). "What is the limit of Chinese coal supplies—A STELLA model of Hubbert Peak".
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dynamics within agricultural lands, and to simulate the interactions between marine macroinvertebrates.
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STELLA's approach to modeling systems shares some similarities with a precursor, the
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equations that describe the graphical model and allows users to select a
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founded High Performance Systems in 1984. With the financial support of
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Using Systems Dynamics to Improve Coordination Between Hospital Units
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High Performance Systems changed its name to isee systems in 2004.
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Systems Thinking, Experimental Learning Laboratory with Animation
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A STELLA model from a paper on carbon impacts in forest biomass
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Paradigm
Visual programming
simulation language
Designed by
Barry Richmond
Developer
Stable release
OS
macOS
Windows
License
Proprietary
Filename extensions
www.iseesystems.com
DYNAMO
visual programming language
system dynamics
Barry Richmond
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jay Wright Forrester
system dynamics
Dartmouth College
Barry Richmond
Analog Devices, Inc.
Apple Computer
visual programming language
System Dynamics Society
A diagram with a blue rectangle ("Cat population") being fed by blue arrows ("Cat births" and "Cat deaths"). Pink arrows feed the blue arrows from "Cat birth rate" and "Cat death rate" circles.
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