Sentence examples for clustering of models from inspiring English sources

In addition, analysis of a large number of artificial structures, such as clustering of models generated by structure prediction efforts, demands ultra-fast structure comparison.

Such simulation descriptions are per definition applicable to classes of models, enabling the clustering of models by type of experiment that they reproduce correctly.

It is being used by the community in a variety of ways; for example, it is used to benchmark different simulation systems, and to study the clustering of models based upon their annotations.

For example, clustering of models and ranking by cluster size is commonly used in de novo structure prediction, based on the observation that the deepest energy well is frequently also the widest (84).

In order to simplify analysis of multi-parameter models a method for clustering of model parameters is proposed.

To validate our model, we applied both standard and novel methods of analysis, i.e. local sensitivity analysis [ 30], variance decomposition [ 31] and clustering of model parameters based on sensitivity indices [ 32].

Behind us were perpetual flashbulbs, heat lamps, a cluster of models dressed like exotic birds.

The clusters of models walking together had a bounce and an energy, as well as a reflection of the everyday world.

One is a cluster of models of every American intercontinental ballistic missile, from the Titan to the Peacekeeper, a reminder of his final days at the Defense Department in 1992, when he helped begin talks with Russia over sharing technology to build a missile defense system.

Hence, rather than thinking of evolutionary theory as one unified structure grounded in major inductive generalizations, one should think of it (as one should think of all scientific theories) as being a cluster of models, formulated independently of experience and then applied to particular situations.

It is not a single theory, but a cluster of models and results concerning the aggregation of individual inputs (e.g., votes, preferences, judgments, welfare) into collective outputs (e.g., collective decisions, preferences, judgments, welfare).