The phrase "a range of simulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types or instances of simulations in a specific context, such as research, training, or modeling.
Example: "The study included a range of simulated scenarios to assess the effectiveness of the new strategy."
Alternatives: "a variety of simulated" or "multiple simulated".
Hardison and Motsinger-Reif [ 4] had apply GENN to quantitative traits (QTGENN) to a range of simulated genetic models due to the increasing use of GENN in a range of simulated real case control studies.
The findings: The paper, published today in Nature Energy by researchers at the Imperial College London, explored a range of simulated scenarios for the British power system.
A range of simulated distributions composed of two lognormally distributed peaks were studied.
Properties of this estimator, including its Cramèr Rao bounds, are derived theoretically and compared to its empirical performance on a range of simulated data.
These theoretical results, together with modern automatic differentiation software, support the application of the infinitesimal jackknife to a wide variety of practical problems in machine learning, providing a "Swiss Army infinitesimal jackknife". We demonstrate the accuracy of our methods on a range of simulated and real datasets.
A range of simulated ground-motions for the Ras-Elhekma earthquake was "predicted" for frequency 0.5 25 Hz at three sites, where the large earthquake was recorded, with average epicentral distances of 220 km.
The effectiveness of the KWII and TCI to detect GEIs in a diverse range of simulated data sets and a Crohn disease data set was assessed.
Our analyses show that the chemical structure of sporopollenin remains relatively stable over a wide range of simulated maturation conditions, until a threshold of 250 300 °C is reached, at which point a reorganisation of chemical structure begins.
Results: We compare two variants of our Poisson method, with or without optimization of the transfer function, to four different MDS-based algorithms two metric MDS methods using different stress functions, a non-metric version of MDS and ChromSDE, a recently described, advanced MDS method on a wide range of simulated datasets.
The purpose of simulations is to estimate power and false-positive rate on a large range of simulated data sets, in order to compare the tests under simple and sometimes extreme situations.
