Bayesian Uncertainty Quantification for Anaerobic Digestion models
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| author | Picard-Weibel, Antoine Capson-Tojo, Gabriel Guedj, Benjamin Moscoviz, Roman |
| author_facet | Picard-Weibel, Antoine Capson-Tojo, Gabriel Guedj, Benjamin Moscoviz, Roman |
| contents | Uncertainty quantification is critical for ensuring adequate predictive power of computational models used in biology. Focusing on two anaerobic digestion models, this article introduces a novel generalized Bayesian procedure, called VarBUQ, ensuring a correct tradeoff between flexibility and computational cost. A benchmark against three existing methods (Fisher's information, bootstrapping and Beale's criteria) was conducted using synthetic data. This Bayesian procedure offered a good compromise between fitting ability and confidence estimation, while the other methods proved to be repeatedly overconfident. The method's performances notably benefitted from inductive bias brought by the prior distribution, although it requires careful construction. This article advocates for more systematic consideration of uncertainty for anaerobic digestion models and showcases a new, computationally efficient Bayesian method. To facilitate future implementations, a Python package called 'aduq' is made available. |
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| spellingShingle | Bayesian Uncertainty Quantification for Anaerobic Digestion models Picard-Weibel, Antoine Capson-Tojo, Gabriel Guedj, Benjamin Moscoviz, Roman Biomolecules Uncertainty quantification is critical for ensuring adequate predictive power of computational models used in biology. Focusing on two anaerobic digestion models, this article introduces a novel generalized Bayesian procedure, called VarBUQ, ensuring a correct tradeoff between flexibility and computational cost. A benchmark against three existing methods (Fisher's information, bootstrapping and Beale's criteria) was conducted using synthetic data. This Bayesian procedure offered a good compromise between fitting ability and confidence estimation, while the other methods proved to be repeatedly overconfident. The method's performances notably benefitted from inductive bias brought by the prior distribution, although it requires careful construction. This article advocates for more systematic consideration of uncertainty for anaerobic digestion models and showcases a new, computationally efficient Bayesian method. To facilitate future implementations, a Python package called 'aduq' is made available. |
| title | Bayesian Uncertainty Quantification for Anaerobic Digestion models |
| topic | Biomolecules |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.19824 |