PDAF_diag_variance_nompi
This page documents the routine PDAF_diag_variance_nompi
of PDAF, which was introduced with PDAF V3.0.
This routine computes the unbiased variance of the ensemble and returns it in the form of a state vector. In addition the mean standard deviation is computed. This variant only compute the standard deviation for the provided ensemble array ens
. Thus, with a domain-decomposed parallel model, the value of of the standard deviation does not consider the full domain. The variant taking into account parallelization is PDAF_diag_variance.
The interface is:
SUBROUTINE PDAF_diag_variance(dim_p, dim_ens, state_p, ens_p, variance_p, & stddev, do_mean, do_stddev, status) INTEGER, INTENT(in) :: dim_p ! state dimension INTEGER, INTENT(in) :: dim_ens ! Ensemble size REAL, INTENT(inout) :: state_p(dim_p) ! State vector REAL, INTENT(in) :: ens_p(dim_p, dim_ens) ! State ensemble REAL, INTENT(out) :: variance_p(dim_p) ! Variance state vector REAL, INTENT(out) :: stddev ! standard deviation of ensemble INTEGER, INTENT(in) :: do_mean ! 1 to compute ensemble mean; ! 0 take values froem state_p as ensemble mean INTEGER, INTENT(in) :: do_stddev ! 1 to compute the ensemble mean standard deviation; ! 0 no computation of ensemble standard deviation INTEGER, INTENT(out) :: status ! Status flag (0=success)
Note:
- The ensemble standard deviation is a common measure of the estimate model root mean square error. It is typically computed in
prepoststep_pdaf
to monitor the assimilation process. - The option
do_mean
exists mainly for performance reasons. Ifstate_p
contains is ensemble mean state it does not need to be computed again. - The option
do_stddev
also exists for performance reasons. If one is not interested in this number, it does not need to be computed. - The routine computes the unbiased variance, i.e. the normalization is 1/(dim_ens-1)
- The routine does not perform any MPI operations and can also be used if PDAF was not initialized by calling
PDAF_init
.
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