This demo helps museums explore how a travelling exhibition’s net result (Y) changes when you vary: expected visitors (X1), average ticket price (X2), and ancillary spend per visitor (X3). The model behind the scenes is a simple linear form: Y = a + a1·X1 + a2·X2 + a3·X3.
Choose how strongly each factor influences the overall net result (Y) of your travelling exhibition. We convert your choices into internal weights (a1, a2, a3) used by the simulator.
For this demo, the intercept a is set to 0, so Y is an index you can use to compare scenarios. Higher Y means a more attractive scenario.
Prepare an Excel file with the following columns: Scenario, X1, X2, X3. Then save it as CSV (comma- or semicolon-delimited) and upload it here.
How to upload: first download or save your CSV file to your computer (for example from the Euroglobo-Art website). Then click “Choose CSV file” above and select that file. Or just keep the default demo scenarios. The simulator will automatically read your scenarios and update the table and summary below.
We calculate Y for each scenario and show basic summary indicators. Y is a relative index – useful to compare cities and strategies.
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You can click on X1, X2, X3 values in the table to edit them. Y will be recalculated based on your influence settings (Step 1).
| Scenario | X1 – Visitors | X2 – Ticket (€) | X3 – Ancillary (€) | Y Index (result) |
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| Base city – realistic | 20000 | 12 | 5 | |
| Large city – ambitious | 35000 | 13 | 6 | |
| Smaller city – cautious | 12000 | 10 | 4 |
Try a hypothetical city or strategy: enter visitors, ticket price and ancillary spend per visitor, and see the resulting Y index based on your current influence settings.
Use this to compare “what-if” ideas before committing resources – for example: “What if we increase visitors by 20%, keep ticket price stable, and invest in better merchandising?”
This simplified simulator is designed for educational and exploratory use. It does not store your data on a server – everything runs in your browser. For tailored, data-driven predictive models (including Bayesian analysis and full risk profiles), please contact us via Euroglobo-Art.