Event sampling definition

Event sampling means that one Monte Carlo simulation is made for each individual basic event, which implies a larger amount of randomness in the uncertainty analysis compared to the “parameter sampling” where one Monte Carlo simulation is performed for the parameter. That is; all basic events using the same parameters will have the same probability in each simulation.
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