NSEwt: Weighted NSE (Nash-Sutcliffe efficiency)
In NCAR/RNWMStat: National Water Model Performance Evaluations Statistics
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Weighted Nash-Sutcliffe efficiency- between model and observation
Usage
1
NSEwt(model, observation, w=0.5, p=1)
Arguments
model
model streamflow time series
observation
observation streamflow time series
Value
Retun Weighted Nash-Sutcliffe efficiency between model and observation.
Examples
1
NSEwt(model, observation, w=0.5, p=1)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Weighted Nash-Sutcliffe efficiency- between model and observation
Usage
1 | NSEwt(model, observation, w=0.5, p=1)
|
Arguments
model |
model streamflow time series |
observation |
observation streamflow time series |
Value
Retun Weighted Nash-Sutcliffe efficiency between model and observation.
Examples
1 | NSEwt(model, observation, w=0.5, p=1)
|
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