Sentence examples for adaptive models from inspiring English sources

However, the international adaptive models were not suitable to evaluate the thermal adaptation level of all the climates.

The new method starts with energy flow analysis to a naturally ventilated room and assessment of thermal comfort accounting for the humidity of the naturally ventilated room as well as the occupants' adaptability, differing from the PMV models and widely-used adaptive models adopted in existing rating methods.

Adaptive models learn from battery-performance data and thereby self-adjust to reduce errors.

SOH can be determined in a less destructive way by using two different approaches3: adaptive models and experimental techniques.

The same criticism cannot be leveled at the adaptive models of behavior which economists increasingly explore.

Different climate zones should develop their own thermal adaptive models.

No students held adaptive + non-adaptive models of evolutionary reasoning.

Only advanced majors reached expert-like levels of reasoning and these students used adaptive vs. non-adaptive models.

Second, the fully-adaptive models' high accuracy can be interpreted as validating the set of selected instructional tasks, i.e. Physics problems in our case, in the tutorial session.

The reason is obvious: in order to use the fully-adaptive models, the ITS needs to make a guess or have some a priori measurement of the learners' knowledge, so that it can decide which fully-adaptive model to use for a more precise measurement of learners' knowledge levels based on their performance on the tasks in the tutorial session.

Our recommendation is that future developers of ITSs should implement both types of models: the micro-adaptive-only models are needed to get a sense of learners' knowledge level without an explicit pre-test while the fully-adaptive models are needed to monitor and validate learners' knowledge level and the quality of the instructional tasks throughout the entire tutorial session.