Uncertainty and error

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Abstract

Errors in input data, parameterisation, and model form cause errors and uncertainty in model outputs. This is particularly problematic in non-linear systems where small changes propagate through models to create large output differences. This chapter reviews the issues involved in understanding error, covering a broad range of methodologies and viewpoints from across the spatial modelling sciences.

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Evans, A. (2012). Uncertainty and error. In Agent-Based Models of Geographical Systems (pp. 309–346). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-8927-4_15

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