Input:
- A project plan which is completely linked (like a network diagram). Loops are allowed if a start and end-point is available (loops from the very end to the very beginning are not possible). Loops will be ignored but are visible in the GML-File. Wrong predecessors will be deleted. Tasks with a duration of 0 are milestones. A milestone is automatically added at the beginning and at the end.

Parameters:
- Iterations: amount of simulations. The maximum is 10'000 and will automatically adjusted if input is higher.
- Rounding for duration and cost: This is used to define how granular statistical data is gathered. 1 means e.g. 12.4, -1 means with the same number 10.

Output:
- Statistical data which shows how often how long the project takes, as CSV and HTML.
- Statistical data which shows how often how high the project costs are, as CSV and HTML.
- Statistical data which correlates time and cost and the occurrence of each of this combination, as CSV and HTML.
- Statistical data which shows the percentage if a task is on the critical path of each tasks, as CSV.
- Statistical data which shows the average lag of each task, as CSV.
- Network plan which shows statistical data, as GML.
- All links to the results above in WIKI-Syntax (MediaWiki).

See http://projectanalysis.lima-city.de/ to try it out (limited to 100 iterations).

See https://answers.launchpad.net/projectanalysis/+faq/465 for the format of project plans and for an example.