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mv_confounding — MULTIVAR identifiability op

使い方

Collinearity index gamma_K (Brun, Reichert & Künsch 2001): which parameters the data can fix.

S is the sensitivity matrix (observations x parameters): column j = the change of every output per change of parameter j (finite differences of a simulation, or a Jacobian), ideally already scaled to be dimensionless (Brun: s_ij = dtheta_j / sc_i * dy_i/dtheta_j). Each column is normalised to unit length, s~_j = s_j / ||s_j||, and for a parameter subset K

gamma_K = 1 / sqrt( min eigenvalue of S~_K^T S~_K ).

gamma_K = 1 for orthogonal columns; it grows when a change in one parameter can be compensated by the others (Brun et al. use 10-15 as the critical range; threshold defaults to 10). Returned: delta_msqr (importance, sqrt(mean s_ij^2) on the given scale), gamma of the full set and of every subset up to max_subset (all subsets for <= 14 parameters), the confounded_pairs (gamma > threshold), the largest identifiable subsets, the undetermined_direction of the full set (eigenvector of the smallest eigenvalue: moving the parameters along it barely changes the output), and per confounded_groups entry (the union of the minimal confounded subsets) the combinations the data determined (eigenvalue of the group’s S~^T S~ >= 1/threshold^2) and those undetermined; parameters in no group are determined_individually. With log_params=True (columns are sensitivities to log parameters) the combinations are written as products of powers — e.g. n^1 * d^1 when only the product of refractive index and thickness reaches the data. Columns that are all zero are reported as no_influence and left out of gamma.

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同カテゴリ(identifiability)

mv_residual_pca


Provenance: sensitivity.py — MULTIVAR operator registry. この per-op ノートは tools/opdocs.py md が自動生成(手編集しない)。

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