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Including uncertainty in input data #152

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arichar6 opened this issue Oct 6, 2020 · 0 comments
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Including uncertainty in input data #152

arichar6 opened this issue Oct 6, 2020 · 0 comments

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arichar6 commented Oct 6, 2020

What about including uncertainty in input data?

When we characterize uncertainty in input data, we will have a PDF for each data point in our data set. Each point in the data set may have a common PDF, but they don't have to.

Proposals

Proposal A

add a class (perhaps in computetools.py) for PDFs. There could be some "off the shelf" PDFs (Gaussian, Poisson, Uniform).

The app developer will instantiate a PDF for each one that is required, including parameters for the PDF.

In the data set, include metadata to point to the appropriate PDF. We could come up with an approach to use the same PDF for all points in the data set or define different PDFs for different points.

Proposal B

Create an InputData class to handle all aspects of creating input data. This might make it easier to tie to UQ tools for sampling PDFs and propagating uncertainty through turboPy apps. Also, this will standardize how input data (and metadata, including uncertainty) is defined.

Originally posted by @padamson in #33 (comment)

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