Variance Based Global Sensitivity Analysis for Uncorrelated and Correlated Inputs With Gaussian Processes
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Summary
The effect of input correlation on sensitivity analysis is presented and the methods presented by Li & Rabitz in the context of Kennedy & O’ Hagan framework with GPs are discussed.
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- 2015-06-15
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Keywords
Sobol sequence, Variance-based sensitivity analysis, Sensitivity (control systems), Variance decomposition of forecast errors, Variance (accounting)
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