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April 19, 2013, 12:19 AM
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Does anyone have any quantifiable measures for determining how accurate a model is ?
Hello All,
I've been asked about what type of assessments people undertake to show that a sewer model is suitably calibrated.
Here in Victoria, Australia, we review individual sites (flow, depth and velocity) to determine the variation from the observed data is within a tolerance, but this is done at each individual site.
Is it possible to aggregate these up to provide one number that shows the fitness of the model as a whole ?
Has anyone done this type of holistic reporting on a model's accuracy ?
Interested to hear back about how/whether this is done in other parts of the world.
Thanks - Ann
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