Sensitivity Analysis¶
Saltelli, A. (1999). Sensitivity Analysis: Could Better Methods Be Used?. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 3789-3793.
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Mechanisms¶
- Break-Even Sensitivity Analysis
- A one-at-a-time analysis misses that two parameters move together; a crossover computed on carbon alone can flip a decision that another category would have settled elsewhere; and a precise-looking break-even number lends false confidence to a fundamentally uncertain estimate.
This sourceShows that one-factor-at-a-time sensitivity analysis can miss interactions among uncertain inputs and therefore fail to reveal a factor's full effect.
- A one-at-a-time analysis misses that two parameters move together; a crossover computed on carbon alone can flip a decision that another category would have settled elsewhere; and a precise-looking break-even number lends false confidence to a fundamentally uncertain estimate.
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