How can validation of simulation results be conducted in LMS Substation 2-2?

Validation of simulation results in LMS Substation 2-2 can be effectively achieved through back-testing against historical data. This process involves comparing the simulation outputs with real-world data from the past to assess the accuracy and reliability of the model. When simulations are validated using historical data, practitioners can identify discrepancies and refine their models to improve predictive capabilities. This method is grounded in empirical evidence, making it a robust approach for ensuring that the simulation results align with actual performance over time.

The other options do not provide a direct or empirical means of validation. Using similar software outputs may provide insights but does not ensure that the simulations accurately represent the specific conditions of the current model. User surveys offer subjective feedback and may not yield definitive proof of accuracy. Reviewing user manuals is important for understanding the software capabilities, but it does not serve as a method for validating the results of simulations.