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Global Sensitivity Analysis of Spatial Sets: Finite-Element-Based Estimation and the Role of Observation Windows
In this work we consider numerical models with random input parameters, where the model output is a spatially distributed random field. We carry out a statistical sensitivity analysis of spatial sets which arise for instance when the model output exceeds a critical threshold. We consider two approac
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