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What is the sensitivity equation when F is dependent on both a and b?
Sorry, could not understand at first reading in full. I went through your message again. What you said is correct. I am trying to measure "the slight change in F given a slight change in x... want a measure of sensitivity to change in each variable".- adnaniut
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What is the sensitivity equation when F is dependent on both a and b?
Thanks for your reply. Actually the definition of sensitivity states "how the variation in the output of a model can be attributed to different variations in the inputs of the model". I meant to use partial derivative symbol here therefore. Now if function F is only dependent on variable a, the...- adnaniut
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What is the sensitivity equation when F is dependent on both a and b?
1. Function, F is dependent on variable a; and the sensitivity is S = \frac{\frac{\delta{F}}{F}}{\frac{\delta{a}}{a}} 2. My question is what if F is a function of two variable, a and b? In that case what would be the sensitivity equation? Is it something like: S =...- adnaniut
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