The phrase "value uncertainty" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to express the difficulty or uncertainty of arriving at a value or estimate of something, usually for business or financial reasons. For example, "The company was facing value uncertainty due to the volatile market conditions."
Second, it incorporates multiple sources of uncertainty in the decision analysis including economic value uncertainty.
Global sensitivity indices can shed light on the robustness of the partial order to data value uncertainty.
Our results show that disregarding value uncertainty may cause bias by underestimating true uncertainty in the opportunity set.
In this work, invariant descriptors receive unique and canonical identifiers, based only on a hash of essential descriptor components: value, uncertainty (if any), and units.
Rather, it is an assessment which is independent of individual models, providing a tool to evaluate input value uncertainty (even if the model could represent reality).
Furthermore, to explain the inconsistencies, we identify the value uncertainty of auction items as a key moderator on the impacts of auction design options on auction outcomes, and verify the moderating effects using meta-analysis methods.
Should 'dealing with' at least consist of identifying some value uncertainties or value conflicts, and some basic reasoning about it?
have not been designed for an accurate RSS measurement, increasing the measured values uncertainty.
Values, uncertainty, urgency, and high stakes all suggest the utility of a post-normal approach to future energy.
Records in the database contain, among other information, component boundaries, design features and application field; failure and repair rate values; uncertainty distributions and indications about possible use of the data in designing and assess fusion device.
A possible reason for such differences in the effective learning rates in the first and last parts of the blocks is the modulation of learning rate by action-value uncertainty.
