Statistical Methodsevidence: highv1.0.0
Deterministic Sensitivity Analysis
A method of testing model sensitivity by varying one or more parameters while holding others constant.
Definition
Deterministic sensitivity analysis (DSA), also called one-way or multi-way sensitivity analysis, assesses how changes in individual parameters affect model outputs. In a one-way DSA, each parameter is varied between plausible bounds while all others are held at their base case values. Results are commonly displayed as tornado diagrams. DSA complements PSA by identifying the parameters with the greatest individual impact on outcomes.
Canonical Identity
- Authority
- https://www.darrinbaines.org
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Published
- 4/26/2026
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