regimesensitivity
Regime sensitivity is a term used across disciplines to describe how sensitive a system’s behavior, predictions, or outcomes are to the regime under which it operates or is analyzed. A regime is a distinct set of governing conditions, such as a regime in a Markov-switching model, an operating mode in engineering, or an environmental state in climate dynamics.
In dynamical systems and control, regime changes can occur when parameters cross thresholds or when external
In statistics and econometrics, regime sensitivity affects forecasting when models switch between regimes; misidentifying the regime
In climate and ecology, regime sensitivity describes how responses differ in distinct climate or ecological regimes,
Measurement and analysis tools include regime-switching models, conditional elasticities, the probability of regime change, and sensitivity
Implications for policy, engineering, and risk assessment include the need to account for regime boundaries, develop
See also: regime shift, tipping point, bifurcation, Markov-switching model, regime-switching volatility, sensitivity analysis.