Definition : Sensitivity index

The sensitivity index is a measure of the level of responsiveness or reactivity of a system, process, or organism to a particular stimulus or change in conditions. It is a quantitative indicator that reflects the degree to which a system is affected by external factors, such as environmental changes, inputs, or disturbances. In other words, the sensitivity index measures the sensitivity of a system to external influences, and can be used to assess the vulnerability or robustness of a system. This index is often used in various fields, including ecology, economics, and psychology, to understand and predict the impact of changes on a system and to inform decision-making.

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