Sentence examples for by conducting simulation studies from inspiring English sources
The performance characteristics of the proposed estimator in the presence of model uncertainty are assessed by conducting simulation studies.
The efficacy of the proposed state estimation scheme for an autonomous hybrid system is demonstrated by conducting simulation studies on a three-tank hybrid system.
The efficacy of the proposed MPC scheme and the on-line FTCS is demonstrated by conducting simulation studies on the benchmark shell control problem (SCP) and experimental studies on a laboratory scale continuous stirred tank heater (CSTH) system.
Finally, the efficacy of proposed Nonlinear Unknown Input Sliding Mode Observer (NUISMO) for chaotic communication is verified by conducting simulation studies on two chaotic systems i.e. third order Chua circuit and Rossler system.
The efficacy of the proposed MPC scheme has been demonstrated by conducting simulation studies on a two tank interacting system, a MIMO system.The analysis of the extensive dynamic simulation studies revealed that, the MPC scheme formulated produces satisfactory performance for servo operation.
By conducting simulation studies on the basis of a duplication-divergence model, we demonstrated that a preferential duplication of low- and high-degree nodes can generate disassortative and non-disassortative networks, respectively.
Our study also suggests that it could be an effective approach to investigate specific peer effects by conducting simulation on social networks.
We evaluated the operating characteristics of our design by conducting extensive simulation studies.
The performance of selected features, the classification scheme, and the change point estimators are evaluated by conducting several simulation studies.
By conducting a simulation study and applying it to real clinical trial data, we examined various extended Cox regression models and a Poisson regression model using GEE, which can handle recurrent events - not only the number of recurrences or the time to the first event, but all recurrences that occurred during the follow-up period.
