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|a Setup of Sensitivity Analysis -- Deterministic Methods -- Tornado Diagrams -- One-way Sensitivity Analysis -- General Relationship Between One-way Sensitivity Functions and Tornado Diagrams -- Do One-way Sensitivity Functions Remedy the Limitations of Tornado Diagrams? -- Differentiation-Based Methods -- An Application: Classical Optimization -- From Infinitesimal to Finite Changes: Generalized Tornado Diagrams -- Estimation and a Computational Shortcut -- Multilinear Functions: Taylor vs Functional ANOVA Expansions -- What to Use and When -- Value of Information -- Local Sensitivity Analysis with Constraints -- Probabilistic Sensitivity Methods -- Uncertainty Analysis -- Global Sensitivity Analysis -- Variance-Based Methods -- Managerial Insights -- The -Importance Measure -- Propoerties -- An Example -- Managerial Interpretation -- CDF-Based Sensitivity Measures -- Transformation Invariant Sensitivity Measures -- Global Sensitivity Analysis with Value of Information -- Exercising in Global Sensitivity Analysis: Test Cases -- Additional Results on the Analytical Properties of High Dimensional Model Representations -- Managerial Insights -- Applications -- Local Sensitivity Analysis in Capital Budgeting.
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|a 15.2 Functional ANOVA and Variance-Based Sensitivity Indices15.3 Managerial Insights; 15.4 Computational Cost; 15.4.1 The Cost of a Brute-Force Estimation; 15.4.2 The FAST Method; 15.4.3 The Homma-Saltelli-Sobol Pick-and-freeze Design; 15.4.4 Given-Data Estimation; 15.5 Properties of Variance-Based Sensitivity Measures; 15.6 Correlations; 15.7 Variance and Uncertainty; 16 The δ---Importance Measure; 16.1 Properties; 16.2 A Supplementary Viewpoint; 16.3 An Example; 16.4 Estimation; 16.5 Managerial Interpretation; 17 CDF-Based Sensitivity Measures.
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