The phrase "a subset of model" is not correct in English.
It should be "a subset of models." You can use it when discussing a specific group or category within a larger framework of models in various contexts, such as data science or theoretical frameworks.
Example: "In our research, we focused on a subset of models that demonstrated the highest accuracy in predictions."
Alternatives: "a category of models" or "a group of models."
Local calibration by tuning a subset of model parameters is a frequent practice when software organizations adopt parametric estimation models to increase model usability and accuracy.
Prior research has introduced the concept of a process architecture framework (PAF), which provides a solution by tying all the models and diagrams together in a single, rich process model with many views, where each view presents a subset of model information.
A subset of model calculations designed to simulate the Iceland hotspot and Mid-Atlantic Ridge predict variations in crustal thickness, 87Sr/86Sr, and La/Sm with magnitudes and widths along the ridge that are comparable to, but less than, those observed.
For a subset of model scenarios, each age class was further subdivided into two states: healthy or underlying chronic medical condition for which seasonal influenza immunization is recommended.
However, we demonstrate a method to account for uncertainty that can be applied to a subset of model parameters for which estimates are believed to be least reliable or for which ecosystem responses are most sensitive.
The size of most genome-scale metabolic networks (> 500 – 1000 reactions) renders brute-force LP approaches practical only for finding low cardinality MCS (k ≤ 2), though high performance computing and restriction of the search to a subset of model reactions can extend this limit to k ≤ 4 [ 1].
Simulation sets (5) and (6) were conducted by a subset of models by repeating simulations for (2) and (4) using both air and canopy temperature to enable the interaction of water limitation and heat stress.
Given the 'micro-landscape' provided by the different possible distributions of Standard Model fields between bulk and branes, we find a subset of models with a realistic unified gauge coupling.
They are devices whose Hamiltonians can be engineered to approximate those of a subset of models put forward to describe a real system.
However, some prior specification with zero probabilities on a subset of models may result in two or more disjointed components.
