Local Sensitivity and Sensitivities: what difference?
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In DX we have 2 types of sensitivities: Local Sensitivity It is available in the Response Surface component. It represents the variation of an output parameter when a single input parameter varies, with all the other inputs to their current value (current Response Point). The variation of the output is simply calculated (if Axes Range = Use Min Max of the Output Parameter): (sign) 100 * one-parameter-varying range / all-parameters-varying range The sign is determined whether the Min happens before or after the Max. For example, let's look at this curve:
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