The phrase "a true model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that accurately represents or exemplifies a particular standard or ideal.
Example: "The architect presented a true model of sustainable design that could inspire future projects."
Alternatives: "an accurate representation" or "a genuine example."
All were durable starters, but none taller than 6-4, anoneone a true model for Sabathia.
For a true model of manlessness, though, try the nineteen-nineties, when "Absolutely Fabulous" arrived at the BBC.
President Roosevelt has a Carpenko, a true model of the Hudson River packet sloop Experiment, which sailed for China in 1785.
He is indisputably a nice bloke and a true model professional, but he also has to prove that he is worth a place in this team.
A true model of an engineering situation is one for which all π quantities associated with the problem is equal for both the model and prototype.
Today, Brennan said, "there are aspects of the Yemen program that I think are a true model of what I think the U.S. counterterrorism community should be doing" as it tracks the spread of al-Qaeda allies across Northern Africa.
We investigate the problem of designing for linear regression models, when the assumed model form is only an approximation to an unknown true model, using two novel approaches.
Sixteen informative covariates corresponding to a sparse true model were considered with coefficients equal to 0.5 and −0.5 for increasing and decreasing effects, respectively.
The purpose of the simulation is to show that the theoretical Bayesian framework gives the expected results given a known true model.
Once the gap-filler no longer added reactions to the model, we converted the model into a true FBA model, without any try-sets.
Abstract: Generative adversarial network (GAN) is a minimax game between a generator mimicking the true model and a discriminator distinguishing the samples produced by the generator from the real training samples.
