"aggregated model" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most commonly used in the context of data science and artificial intelligence, where it refers to combining a number of component models into one, or combining multiple data points into an overall model. For example: "Our team used an aggregated model to combine several component models and predict customer churn rates."
(PDF 129 kB) 40008_2014_5_MOESM5_ESM.xlsx Appendix C. Unaltered raw versions of the aggregated 7 sector Transaction, Gross output (with exports), Coefficients and Leontief matrices (Tables 2 and 3) for comparison, with concordance between 367 and 31 sector aggregated model.
There are two steps involved for the proposed aggregation method: (1) aggregate motor drive systems connected to the same bus, and (2) further combine the aggregated model of motor drive systems from Step 1 with upstream series impedance and/or transformers.
Zhang et al. [19] builds a highly accurate aggregated model for a heterogeneous population of AC loads and designs a novel aggregated control strategy for the load population under realistic conditions.
We therefore design a heuristic based on solving a smaller, more tractable, model in which we aggregate time periods, and then solving the original model using information gained from the aggregated model.
DZ is a highly aggregated model of the US economy with four consumer goods.
Therefore, HubLocator additionally considers an aggregated model formulation enabling us to significantly tighten the lower bounds.
Several techniques exist for aggregating models [29 32].
Aggregated models for CHP and DCHP are described in [17, 18].
"To some degree, we are moving away from the exclusive model to the aggregate model," he said.
The aggregate model captured price and income effects as well as demographic determinants of consumer behavior.
Likewise, in the multicellular aggregates model, the penetration of ZR2003 was consistently lower than Iressa.
