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Variance-based global sensitivity analysis of numerical models using R

Sensitivity analysis plays an important role in the development of computer models/simulators through identifying the contribution of each (uncertain) input factor to the model output variability. This report investigates different aspects of the variance-based global sensitivity analysis in the context of complex black-box computer codes. The analysis is mainly conducted using two R packages, namely sensobol (Puy et al., 2021) and sensitivity (Iooss et al., 2021). While the package sensitivity is equipped with a rich set of methods to conduct sensitivity analysis, especially in the case of models with dependent inputs, the package sensobol offers a bunch of user-friendly tools for the visualisation purposes. Several illustrative examples are supplied that allow the user to learn both packages easily and benefit from their features.

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