EXTREME LEARNING MACHINES FOR VARIANCE-BASED GLOBAL SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS
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Published:2024
Issue:4
Volume:14
Page:83-103
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ISSN:2152-5080
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Container-title:International Journal for Uncertainty Quantification
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language:en
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Short-container-title:Int. J. UncertaintyQuantification
Author:
Darges John E.,Alexanderian Alen,Gremaud Pierre A.
Abstract
Variance-based global sensitivity analysis (GSA) can provide a wealth of information when applied to complex models.
A well-known Achilles' heel of this approach is its computational cost, which often renders it unfeasible in practice. An appealing alternative is to instead analyze the sensitivity of a surrogate model with the goal of lowering computational costs while maintaining sufficient accuracy. Should a surrogate be "simple" enough to be amenable to the analytical calculations of its Sobol' indices, the cost of GSA is essentially reduced to the construction of the surrogate.We propose a new class of sparse-weight extreme learning machines (ELMs), which, when considered as surrogates in the context of GSA, admit analytical formulas for their Sobol' indices and, unlike the standard ELMs, yield accurate approximations of these indices. The effectiveness of this approach is illustrated through both traditional benchmarks in the field and on a chemical reaction network.
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