  The Nb-Ni system has been remodeled with uncertainty quantification (UQ) by
using the presently upgraded software tools of PyCalphad and ESPEI that contain
the new capability to model site occupancy of Wyckoff position for the phases
of interest. Specifically, the five- and three-sublattice models are used to
model the topologically close pack (TCP) phases of {\mu}-Nb7Ni6 and
{\delta}-NbNi3, respectively, according to exactly their Wyckoff positions;
where the inputs for CALPHAD-based modeling include the presently predicted
thermochemical data as a function of temperature by density functional theory
(DFT) based first-principles and phonon calculations together with both phase
equilibrium and site occupancy data in the literature. Besides phase diagram
and thermodynamic properties, the present CALPHAD predictions of site
occupancies are also agreed well with experimental data such as the measured Nb
sites in {\mu}-Nb7Ni6. In addition, the predicted UQ values using the Markov
Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) method as implemented in ESPEI make it possible to
quantify uncertainties in the Nb-Ni system, such as site occupancies in
{\mu}-Nb7Ni6 and enthalpy of mixing in liquid.
