Dear colleagues, I am looking for a user-friendly tool to conduct some sensitivity analysis from simulation-based experiments. It would be good if it includes procedures for specifying the parameters to explore, to compute and generate samples and to evaluate the sensitivity with sophisticated modern methods like the Morris method.
I know about two of them already: SimLab and Dakota. However, SimLab seems to not be available any more (https://joint-research-centre.ec.europa.eu/sensitivity-analysis-samo/simlab-and-other-software_en) and I cannot find an alternative download site. This tool was my preferred one. I also know about a Python library, SALib. Any other ideas and suggestions?
Hi Anna, you can use the ANFIS method for sensitivity analysis. For this, you must use MATLAB software and its toolbox. I've explained this approach in my paper. my paper link is here: Article Estimation of rectangular and triangular side weir discharge
Please go through the link below and hope it would be helpful.
https://uk.mathworks.com/videos/sensitivity-analysis-and-monte-carlo-simulations-using-simulink-design-optimization-119274.html
https://uk.mathworks.com/videos/design-exploration-using-the-sensitivity-analysis-tool-118699.html
Best Wishes,
Adnan
Any non-Matlab based solutions ? :-) My university does not provide a license.
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