Uncertainty and Sensitivity Analysis in the Presence of Stochastic and Subjective Uncertainty.¶
Helton, J. C. (1997). Uncertainty and Sensitivity Analysis in the Presence of Stochastic and Subjective Uncertainty. Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation, 57(1–4), 1-4.
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Mechanisms¶
- Uncertainty Tagging
- It gives a name to the difference the archetype most cares about — the line between epistemic and aleatory uncertainty, between "we don't know this yet" and "this is inherently variable" — so a reader can tell a fixable gap from an irreducible one.
This sourceDistinguishes stochastic or aleatory uncertainty from subjective or epistemic uncertainty and analyzes them separately.
- It gives a name to the difference the archetype most cares about — the line between epistemic and aleatory uncertainty, between "we don't know this yet" and "this is inherently variable" — so a reader can tell a fixable gap from an irreducible one.
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