The present review of design methods for sensitivity analysis is limited to a number of best practices selected by the authors as particularly suited to settings often encountered in sensitivity analysis. The case where a full quantitative analysis is needed will be distinguished from that where a simple screening of the factors into influential and non-influential is sought - though methods shall be provided to move smoothly from the latter to the former.
BECKER William Edward;
2015-12-16
Chapman and Hall
JRC79305
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC79305,
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