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Data driven PCE to conduct uncertainty quantification and sensitivity analysis

Open AmosJoseph opened this issue 3 years ago • 3 comments

Y=F(Xi),i=1.2.3.4.5 pdf of Xi is known.Then how to construct PCE through samples of Xi and Y?

I have seen the Data Driven PCE in tourial of Kernel Density Estimation,is this accessiable?

The generalized polynomial expansion can be employed to perform Data Driven PCE? Then how?

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Best wishes!

AmosJoseph avatar Feb 07 '21 13:02 AmosJoseph

Do you mean Y = F(X1, .., X5), or Y1 = F(X1), ..., Y5 = F(X5)? A varying X wihtout varying Y does not make sense to me.

Data driven PCE should be fine using chaospy.GaussianKDE as the distribution and chaospy.generate_expansion(order, dist, rule="cholesky") to generate the orthogonal expansion.

And thanks. :)

jonathf avatar Feb 08 '21 08:02 jonathf

Note that dd-pce is a big topic and depending on your reference, method might vary.

jonathf avatar Feb 08 '21 08:02 jonathf

Y = F(X1, .., X9), 9 independent variables(dimensions), varying X and varying Y.

then is it efficient to employ sparse dd-pce?

AmosJoseph avatar Feb 08 '21 08:02 AmosJoseph