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The proposed system uses the aforementioned rainfall forecasts as model inputs to generate flooding forecasts.

Different importance measures exist in the literature, aiming to quantify the contributions of model inputs to the output uncertainty.

A sensitivity analysis was carried out on the developed EPR model to investigate the model generalisation ability (or robustness) and relative importance of model inputs to its output.

It would be interesting to continue this study to evaluate YHyM/BTOPMC simulation results by using only local detailed data (evaporation, particularly) as the model inputs to see what difference could be obtained.

In the load rejection identification method proposed in this paper, a model is derived which relates variable field voltage and field current, the model inputs to the generator terminal voltage, the model output, following load rejection.

CLSM derived GWI generally persists longer than GWI derived from in situ data, due at least in part to the inability of coarse model inputs to capture high frequency meteorological variability at local scales.

We explore the effect of using three different uncertainty assumptions for the 'measured' field model input to the filter.

No-reference VQA model generally uses only the received video with compression and transmission impairment as model input to estimate the video quality.

Coefficients derived from raw data or published statistical relationships were used as model input to evaluate multi-storm forest interception at the case study scale.

Multivariate global sensitivity analysis (GSA) plays an important role in quantifying the contribution of uncertainty in the model input to the output, which is quite useful for simplifying the models and improving the model performance.

The resulting model was next tested on independent datasets using the cancer hub genes as a model input to predict the classes of particular samples relevant to the process of neoplastic transformation and progression in ECs.