Takuya Iwanaga

Regarding copulas @tupui do you think the [Copulas package](https://github.com/sdv-dev/Copulas) would be a sufficient alternative? Seems like it would be a more lightweight dependency than statsmodels. Otherwise, I agree that a...

Hi @stefanocampanella To answer your question, SALib does not provide any way to remove NaN values. At this point in time at least you would have to provide a "cleaned"...

Not a dumb question at all. DMIM and RBD-FAST are sampling independent methods so hypothetically you can use any sampling approach. DGSM expects results that map to samples generated by...

@Meiravco > it is not recommended to remove only the broken points (results and parameters) where the model failed, one should actually remove the entire batch/ trajectory, right? Removing a...

> OK so for a Sobol analysis it will be better to remove only the bad points. However I think for a Morris analysis removing only the bad points rather...

Thanks @tupui I will take a closer look when I can (may take a week or two) but at first glance this looks like a very clean re-implementation. Re skipping...

> But what is the use case? As seen in https://github.com/SALib/SALib/issues/518. Skipping bring difficulties if one want's to resample. And it's also a complex logic to keep the properties. I...

Hi @MatthiVH Could you try the most recent development release and let me know if this is still an issue? Recommend doing so in a fresh conda or virtual environment...

Hi again, Looking into this deeper, the Morris method does not, as originally conceived, support alternate distributions. The trajectory sampling employed assumes an uniform distribution of the input space, and...

Tagging @sahin-abdullah on this as well. @tupui I understand you two have, or intend to have, a discussion around these things. Please feel free to keep me in the loop.