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Auxiliary methods intended to check if the outcome of an analysis strongly depends on the model assumptions, preprocessing steps, presence of outliers, etc.

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I'm trying to calibrate a model, but I wanted to take a step back and perform a sensitivity analysis to assess if the parameters I'm calibrating are actually influencing the output. The simplest ...
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Imagine I conduct a selection on observables identification strategy using regression adjustment and regress the outcome on the exposure of interest plus ten identified confounders. Then, suppose I ...
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One can ran a Global Sensitivity Analysis in R using packages like {sensitivity}, {sensobol} or {BASS}. sensitivity::sensiHSIC() and BASS can do GSA on functional responses (and scalar predictors). I'...
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A reviewer is asking about whether we conducted an a priori power analysis (we did not - mistake, I know). The senior author wants us to address this reviewer's question by performing a post-hoc ...
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I am running a model in Julia with 42 parameters (they are somehow inner-correlated with each other) and 6 outputs, and trying to use the function gsa from the ...
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I am doing sensitivity analysis of an epidemic model per Blower 1994, namely: Latin hypercube sampling (LHS) from parameter (model input) priors, then Partial Rank Correlation Coefficients (PRCC) for ...
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I have an exponential decay $f(t) = \sum_n \left( A_n e^{-\frac{t}{\tau_n}} \right) + c + \epsilon(t)$, where n represents the different exponential decay components, $A_n$ represents each decay ...
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I have performed a mediation analysis using the mediation package for R and the recommended sensitivity analysis. Despite reading "Identification, Inference, and Sensitivity Analysis for Causal ...
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Let's assume that the observations $x_i$ are normally distributed $$ x_i \sim N(\mu, \sigma^2) $$ and that the variance $\sigma^2$ is unknown. The Bayes Factor to compare two point hypotheses on the ...
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If I use a regression model for estimating a time-to-event distribution function with several parameters (such as a Weibull), should I consider that those parameters are correlated when I later ...
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Let's say that, with a measurement device, we have a linear relationship between an output measurement I (in mV) and the concentration ...
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I have a built a large Random Forest Classifier and was able to output the feature importance as below: I understand that this importance is a based on mean decreased impurity. But how to interpret ...
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I’ve used Sobol global sensitivity indices to analyze the effect that some input variables have on a nonlinear regression model, but now I need to know if the effect is positive or negative (i.e. if ...
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For a variety of reasons, many researchers have suggested that, for attempting to make causal inferences with non-linear statistical models, one should generally avoid endowing a causal interpretation ...
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I'm analyzing a computationally demanding numeric model where I want to show that nonlinearities play a certain role for my problem. I want to do this using Sobol sensitivity indices of first oder by ...
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