When building a surrogate model, it is important to be able to introduce constraints on input and output parameters so that this mathematical model reflects the behavior of the model from a real world perspective. In pSeven 6.43 release you can now specify valid input ranges and output thresholds for selected input and output parameters by using Build model dialog.
Since pSeven 6.20, pSeven Core supports one more sensitivity analysis method — calculating SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations) values. This tech tip illustrates using a GTApprox model to get its SHAP values for points in a given sample.
The ways the Design Space Exploration and Predictive Modeling tools work in situations when simulation models, approximations or initial samples return non-numerical values are described in this tech tip.
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