Lecture 3 Flashcards

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What is the primary goal of sensitivity analysis?

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What is the process to check the sensitivity of parameters in a model?

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How can you determine which parameter is most sensitive in a model?

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What happens on Slide 5 of the presentation regarding sensitivity?

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Why are at least 3 observations per parameter required for calibration?

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What is overfitting in the context of modeling?

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How does sensitivity analysis differ when initial conditions are unknown?

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What is the difference between Local Sensitivity Analysis (Local SA) and Global Sensitivity Analysis (Global SA)?

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What is the advantage of Global Sensitivity Analysis (Global SA)?

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What is Latin Hypercube Sampling, and how does it relate to Global SA?

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What is the main difference between Latin Hypercube Sampling and random sampling?

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How does Global SA handle correlation between parameters?

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Local vs Global SA

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Global SA

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