UQpy (Uncertainty Quantification with python) is a general purpose Python toolbox for modeling uncertainty in physical and mathematical systems.
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UQpy (Uncertainty Quantification with python) is a general purpose Python toolbox for modeling uncertainty in physical and mathematical systems.
This is an implementation of Deutsch and Deutsch, "Latin hypercube sampling with multidimensional uniformity", Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference 142 (2012) , 763-772
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