Sentence examples for an embedded model from inspiring English sources

Caruana and de Sa [ 9] used a filter feature selection model of the cross-entropy criterion and/or an embedded model of kernel regression to rank the features, then employed the top n1 features as the input feature set, and added the top n2 of the remaining features to the target, where n1 and n2 are predefined numbers.

An embedded model of the M3 screw seat, part O and I were installed on the XY plane (Fig. 13 a1 and a2)) and duplicated onto the planes.

The iCity software tool was developed as an embedded model within a common desktop geographic information system (GIS) with a user-friendly interface to control modelling operations for urban land-use change.

As a human tutor does, an ITS continually monitors and assesses the individual student's actions, infers the student's state of knowledge, and decides on the next instructional move to maximize the student's learning based on an embedded student model, task model, and instructional model.

The R-curve is computed for this material using a micromechanical embedded model corresponding to the intralaminar transverse tensile fracture toughness characteristic.

The model is a linear parametric simultaneous equation model with an embedded factor model structure, as described above.

A practical IRT model with an embedded growth model is illustrated to examine the psychometric characteristics of classroom assessments for preschool children, and also to show how nonlinear learning over time can be investigated.

An improved embedded model, considering the water temperature variation along the pipe, was proposed for simulating the temperature field of early-age concrete structures containing cooling pipes.

Here the problem is faced through a model-based design (Embedded Model Control), on the basis of a wide-band embedded model of the solenoid which includes the effect of eddy currents.

This paper describes our research on an Embedded Commissioning Model, which proposes a building information model to make architectural evaluation a persistent part of the building lifecycle.

The chapter is a brief introduction to the embedded model control methodology.