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Introduction to Residual Diagnostics

The University of Adelaide
Benjamin Renard (Aggregated by) David McInerney (Aggregated by) Dmitri Kavetski (Aggregated by) Dr Mark Thyer (Aggregated by) Mark Thyer (Aggregated by)
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This video provides an introduction to residual diagnostics to evaluate residual error model assumptions in the context of evaluating probabilistic predictions from a hydrological model

Issued: 2021-04-16

Created: 2021-04-16

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Hydrology | Hydrology not elsewhere classified | Water Resources Engineering | Water resources engineering | hydrological models | probabilistic predictions | streamflow predictions | uncertainty |

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