One-at-a-time sensitivity analysis

February 9, 2017 · by · in Uncategorized · 2 Comments

I use one-at-a-time sensitivity analysis all the time, but it’s not without it’s dangers. It looks like developers are ahead of the statisticians in useful illustrative examples.

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    […] last week’s post, I thought it might be useful to have some practical examples of how to do sensitivity analysis […]

  2. Reshma C C · · Reply→

    Hi!

    I am trying to implement OAT in R using the sensitivity package. I am loading the parameters by specifying ranges and steps to function: morris. When I feed parameters in this way, I have to assume that all parameter combinations in that range are meaningful. However, in my experiment, there are some forbidden parameter combinations and I want to exclude them (for eg: parameter1 must always be greater than parameter 2). Could you please let me know how that can be done?

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