Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Nash–Sutcliffe efficiency statistics are given for upper and lower uncertainty bounds of monitored data that were derived from analysis of hydrograph uncertainty.
• Interestingly, the Nash
• Sutcliffe efficiency statistics (Table 2) and visual inspection of the streamflow hydrograph for the predevelopment model (Figure 4c) ...
• Sutcliffe efficiency statistics [3] and relative errors) than the ARIMA linear filtering approach.
• Apr 2, 2001 ... ... and yields even better results (in terms of Nash
• Nash–Sutcliffe efficiency statistics NS; (b) relationship between the Nash– Sutcliffe efficiency statistics NS and the catchment area; and (c) relationship between ...

• In this context, the Nash — Sutcliffe efficiency index is widely used in water resources sector to assess the performance of a hydrologic model. Through a series ...
• The Nash–Sutcliffe efficiency index is a widely used and potentially reliable statistic for assessing the goodness of fit of hydrologic models; however, a method ...
• Evaluation of the Nash—Sutcliffe Efficiency Index. by Richard H. McCuen, (Prof., Dept. of Civ. and Envir. Engrg., Univ. of Maryland, College Park, MD ...
• Nov 1, 2006 ... Abstract: The Nash–Sutcliffe efficiency index Ef is a widely used and potentially reliable statistic for assessing the goodness of fit of hydrologic ...