documentation: definition of significance seems to be wrong

[fookatchu]

The definition of "significance" seems to be wrong. According to the docs:

“s” or “significance”: the sensitivity coefficient (below) multiplied by the standard uncertainty, displayed by default

The significance is in fact calculated as x.u / result.u (or v[0]/yu in budget.py)

If I am not mistaken, the correct text should therefore be:

“s” or “significance”: the sensitivity coefficient (below) multiplied by the standard uncertainty divided by the combined standard uncertainty, displayed by default

[fookatchu]

This also raises the question on how to retreive the uncertainty contribution sensitivity coefficient * standard uncertainty. Maybe I am just overlooking something?

[hvparks]

You are correct, the significance is sensitivity coefficient * standard uncertainty/combined uncertainty.

I will add a column for sensitivity coefficient * standard uncertainty

[hvparks]

The documentation has been fixed, though I still need to add the column for sensitivity coefficient * standard uncertainty.

[Naikless]

The documentation is still wrong here. Moreover, wouldn't it make more sense to define s as (sensitivity coefficient * standard uncertainty/combined uncertainty)**2 so they all add up to one?