Lecture 4 Flashcards

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Model Comparison: Which model would you trust more?

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R², AIC, and Model Fitting

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Calibration in Models

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Why Calibration is Needed

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Parameter Sensitivity

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Calibration Techniques

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Measurement of Deviation

What are the key metrics used to measure deviation in model performance?

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Mean Absolute Error (MAE)

What does it represent?

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Mean Absolute Percent Error (MA%E)

What does it indicate?

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Root Mean Square Error (RMSE)

what does it emphasize?

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Allometric Relationships

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Automatic Calibration Algorithms

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Nash-Sutcliffe Efficiency

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Model Optimization

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Efficiency and Model Usefulness

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17
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What is the purpose of calibration?

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To adjust parameters to minimize the difference between model predictions and observed data.

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What steps are involved in calibration?

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  • Choose initial parameter values.
  • Iteratively adjust parameters to minimize errors.
  • Evaluate the fit using metrics like R-squared and RMSE.
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What is cross-validation?

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A method that divides datasets into training and testing subsets for evaluation.

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What is k-fold cross-validation?

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A repeated cross-validation process that reduces bias and improves reliability.