The phrase "a simpler model to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or function of a model, particularly in contexts like science, mathematics, or data analysis.
Example: "We developed a simpler model to help students understand the complex concepts more easily."
Alternatives: "an easier model for" or "a more straightforward model to".
Deep Learning provides the opportunity to use a simpler model to accomplish complicated Artificial Intelligence tasks.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08527.001 Aging is a complex process, and so many scientists use baker's yeast as a simpler model to understand it.
Molecular mechanics(243) is one such method which employs empirical potential energy functions and uses a number of approximations to provide a simpler model to simulate the conformational and dynamical properties of molecular systems.
Thus in the first step we use a simpler model to more robustly cluster tracked features into planes, followed by a second step to reconstruct and merge/split groups of planes and create the final object model.
We developed a simpler model to estimate the potential relative efficiency of immunisation on CC, comparing boys HPV vaccination with a catch-up HPV vaccination programme in older adolescents and young women.
Studying the physiological role of mammalian Sesns is complicated by the biochemical and regulatory redundancy of their function and expression, but having only a single Sesn gene (dSesn) Drosophila provide a simpler model to understand Sesn function (Lee et al, 2010).
We performed a single modelling iteration with a simple model to demonstrate and evaluate our new modelling approach.
Prices of laptops range from £200 for a simple model to £1,000 or more.
We use a simple model to decompose the relative contribution of technology and regulation to the rise of shadow banks.
Pulse oximeters sell online for as little as around $30 for a simple model to more than $200 for a hospital-grade model.
We design a simple model to study the origin and evolution of group dispersal.
