====== Tornado chart ====== A tornado chart ranks the importance of the simulation inputs (parameters) on a specified output (at a specified timepoint). The rank coefficient for each input is represented by a horizontal bar with a value between -1 and 1, ordered from highest to lowest contribution to the output variability. The tornado chart is a tool in sensitivity analysis and can only be created after a probabilistic simulation or a sensitivity analysis has been performed. Tornado charts can help you: * Find which parameters affect a specific simulation output the most (and the least). * Illustrate correlations between parameters as set up in the [[Probabilistic_settings|parameter correlation settings]]. ===== Creating a tornado chart ===== From the [[Results_window|results window]] (Recommended) * Right-click an output that you wish to plot and select **Tornado Chart** from the popup-menu. From the [[Charts_window|charts window]] * Right-click the charts window and select **Create | Tornado Chart** from the popup-menu. ===== Editing a tornado chart ===== Some properties can be changed directly by using the controls below the chart. For a tornado chart there are controls for: * **Legend** - Toggle legend on/off * **Correlation** - Select ranking method (more information can be found below). * **Time-point** - Select time point for the output. To change other properties either right-click the chart in the [[Charts_window|charts window]] and select **Edit**, or double-click the chart, or click the {{:Edit24.png|Edit}} button in the title bar. The chart editor has two tabs: ==== Properties ==== This screen let you edit properties such as name and axes, that are common to most charts. Please see [[Editing_chart_properties|editing chart properties]] for more information. ==== Data ==== * **Output** - Select the target output. * **Inputs** - Select the inputs you are interested in. By default all parameters that are included in the probabilistic/sensitivity analysis are selected. * **Timepoint** – For time dependent outputs, specify the time point you wish to plot.\\ * **Max number of bins** – Limits the number of inputs that are shown in the chart. //Default=10//. * **Type** – Select which correlation ranking method you wish to use. * Spearman’s rank correlation coefficient * Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient * Standardized regression coefficient * Standardized rank regression coefficient * Partial correlation coefficient * Partial rank correlation coefficient ===== See also ===== * [[Charts_window|Charts window]] * [[Results_window|Results window]]