The phrase "a baseline model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fundamental or reference model that serves as a starting point for comparison or further development in various fields, such as statistics, machine learning, or research.
Example: "In our study, we developed a baseline model of user behavior to analyze the impact of our new features."
Alternatives: "a reference model of" or "a foundational model of".
A baseline model of the airbag is run using AIRBAG_LOAD_CURVE option.
A baseline model of aerodynamically twisted wing profile entailing NACA 1412 and NACA 621112 airfoils is optimized using Elite member selection based Multi-Objective Genetic Algorithm (MOGA).
One common approach to anomaly detection makes use of unsupervised learning: we learn a baseline model of the phenomenon of interest, and then measure the discrepancy of subsequent data from the baseline.
This design principle allows to start off with a baseline model of completely random behavior, then testing of effects of any single behavioral mechanism, and later on combining these mechanisms by attaching weights to each of them.
"It's not that you shouldn't plan but you should not regard your plans to be anything more than a baseline model of what might happen," Grove said.
In a baseline model of ecosystem evolution we demonstrate different eco-evolutionary trajectories of resource cycling.
GDF-15 significantly improved the C statistic on top of a baseline model consisting of UAE and eGFR (increase from 0.87 to 0.92, P = 0.03).
Our results suggest that due to the population variability inherent in the BA system, a baseline model is of limited utility for predicting the response of rats (or patients) to BA transporter inhibitors.
The HEA method is then applied to a woven fabric model and validated by comparing it against a baseline model consisting of yarns discretized using only solid elements.
Furthermore, discrimination analysis shows that the addition of PC1 score to a baseline model comprising all of the terms listed in Table 2 was associated with improvement in the C-statistic (AUC 0.82 to 0.91, P = 0.03).
We compare a full model consisting of subtypes and clinical features against a baseline model that consists of clinical features only.
