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We have introduced a tool to describe in a simple and efficient way theoutcomes of known nuclear reaction codes. It differs from the customary usewhere typically a specific single model is selected and the remainingdisregarded. The use of simple statistical procedures allows to introduce amore general theoretical evaluation with quantitative uncertainty, constructedon the variability of the built-in theoretical models. We apply the techniqueto study the production of $^{47}$Sc (a radio-nuclide with potentialtheranostic applications in nuclear medicine) with a proton beam impinging on athick natural Vanadium target. We find an energy range with significantproduction of $^{47}$Sc, and a minimum co-production of $^{46}$Sc, theradioactive contaminant that has to be avoided as much as possible because ofits much longer half life than $^{47}$Sc (83.79 d vs 3.3492 d).

A Statistical Description of Nuclear Reaction Models for Medical  Radionuclides: the Paradigmatic Case of $^{47}$Sc Production with Thick  Vanadium Targets