  We extended the existing methodology in Bound-to-Bound Data Collaboration
(B2BDC), an optimization-based deterministic uncertainty quantification (UQ)
framework, to explicitly take into account model discrepancy. The discrepancy
was represented as a linear combination of finite basis functions and the
feasible set was constructed according to a collection of modified model-data
constraints. Formulas for making predictions were also modified to include the
model discrepancy function. Prior information about the model discrepancy can
be added to the framework as additional constraints. Dataset consistency, a
central feature of B2BDC, was generalized based on the extended framework.
