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Experimental results show that the MaaS prototype significantly simplifies model setup, accelerates model simulation and enhances model output by providing a web-based, on-demand, scalable modeling environment.

Then, for a specific parameter, the variance contribution can be singled out of the model output by the characteristic frequency.

Additionally, we validated the model output by comparing it with the observation data collected during the same period of the following year.

Table 6 shows the results of onset detection for the three considered approaches: (1) common onset detection on the original signal (without any auditory model), (2) onset detection using the auditory model output by choosing the output of the best single channel, and (3) onset detection where the estimated onset time points of several channels are combined.

This method includes two steps: a screening step that ranks all model parameters by their importance on model output in order to select the potentially important parameters and a second step that aims to quantify the contribution to the variance of model output by each of the pre-selected parameters and by their interactions.

For example, a sensitivity analysis showed that a 100% increase in drought mortality for adult shrubs decreased the model output by 10% (see [ 18]).

Finally, the dashed lines/spheres (continuous line-stars) are the uncertainties in the electric fields obtained after underestimating (overestimating) the model outputs by 10%%.

Unlike applying a safety factor representing all uncertainty sources, probabilistic designs quantify the uncertainty of model outputs by including prior uncertainty of inputs and parameters, which generates more scientifically reliable outcomes for decision makers.

To assure that the test could be computed in a reasonable amount of time, we aggregated the model outputs by a factor of 15 30, cut the grids to those latitudinal areas that broadly contained predicted suitable areas, and then outputted an xyz grid of longitude, latitude, and either suitable or unsuitable for both ENM and phylogeographic predictions.

This process continues until there remains no new factor that impacts model outputs by the specified threshold value.

Our results show that compared to simple random sampling and random balance design sampling, sensitivity indices (ratios of partial variances to variance of a specific model output) estimated by search-curve based sampling generally have higher precision but larger underestimations.