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The Role of Bifurcations in Parameter Estimation: A UQ Analysis of the Non-spatial Klausmeier Model
We employ uncertainty quantification methods to investigate how parameter identifiability changes in the vicinity of a bifurcation point. We perform numerical experiments on the non-spatial Klausmeier vegetation model with random coefficients, which describes biomass-water interactions and exhibits
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