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| - | ====== Performing the Sensitivity Analysis ====== | ||
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| - | The sensitivity analysis is performed in a number of steps. First values of the selected input parameters are generated (according to the [[../ | ||
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| - | ==== Generating model inputs ==== | ||
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| - | Values of the model parameters are generated by clicking the Generate Inputs button which becomes visible if all previous settings are valid. When the values have been generated, they are visible in the Input Data table in the user interface. The samples can also be presented graphically as either a histogram or a scatter plot (one parameter plotted against a second parameter). | ||
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| - | ==== Simulating model outputs ==== | ||
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| - | Press the Simulate Outputs button to simulate the model at the generated values of the input parameters. When the simulation is completed, the simulated values are shown in the Output Data table. They can also be presented graphically as a histogram, scatter plot or time chart (for time dependent models). | ||
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| - | ==== Computing the Sensitivity Analysis indices ==== | ||
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| - | After sucessful simulation of the model outputs, the Sensitivity Analysis indices are calculated and shown in the Results table. The result can also be graphically illustrated as a Tornado plot or a pie chart. | ||
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