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The third part covers evaluation models, which quantify how secure the system actually is.
In the first step of the model development, Helmholtz and Gibbs energy relations are combined with Boltzmann theory to construct mesoscopic models which quantify the local average polarization, magnetization and strains in ferroelectric, ferromagnetic and ferroelastic materials.
It provides formal means for combining hard data and subjective information and allows forecasting the abnormal actions in the form of mathematical models, which quantify epistemic (state-of-knowledge) uncertainties in characteristics of the actions.
To do that, a set of 'base' quality estimate models which quantify the perceived quality entailed by the application of a periodic packet loss processese were developed, following a simple logarithmic regression analysis.
We have developed and validated a new set of risk prediction models which quantify the absolute risk of 11 common cancers in men and women.
To fully implement this approach practically and cost-effectively at the bedside, however, population PK models which quantify the extent of interpatient variability in drug exposure under routine conditions are required.
A standard approach is to decide based on the likelihood ratio between the two models, which quantifies how much more probable the alignment is under one model than under the other.
This paper proposes a nonlinear model which quantifies the Hysteresis nonlinearity generated in Piezoactuators in response to applied driving voltages.
This study builds on Guyon's boundary value problem (BVP) model which quantifies draw-in for instantaneous elastic response.
In this scheme, a probabilistic wind power forecasting model is employed as the prediction model, which quantifies the non-Gaussian uncertainties in wind power forecasts.
Here, we evaluated the FlorSys model which quantifies the effects of cropping systems and pedoclimate on multispecific weed dynamics with a daily time step.
