non_credibility_index¶
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probnumeval.multivariate.
non_credibility_index
(approximate_solution, reference_solution)[source]¶ Compute the non-credibility index (NCI).
The NCI indicates how credible an estimate is. The smaller this value, the better. The NCI of a perfectly credible estimator is zero. Unlike the inclination index, the NCI cannot determine over- and underconfidence.
- Parameters
approximate_solution (
_RandomVariableList
) – Approximate solution as returned by a (Gaussian) probabilistic numerical method.reference_solution (
ndarray
) – Reference solution. This is an array, because it must be a deterministic point-estimate.
- Returns
- Return type
NCI statistic.
See also
anees()
An alternative calibration measure.
inclination_index()
A version of the NCI that can figure out over- or underconfidence.