The phrase "custom model" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to a specialized or personalized version of a standard model or product. Example: "The company offers custom models of their popular cars, allowing customers to choose specific features and designs."
While tech giants like Facebook and Google are using their own data to train their own AI algorithms for their own ends, Restb.ai's big idea is to sell computer vision as a service, charging its business customers an initial training fee to build a custom model for their needs and charging per API call thereafter.
His Lexus is what you might call a custom model.
Called the Ice Prowler, this custom model bicycle was engineered and built by advanced design students at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh.
"Hot Rod" comes in the classic cardboard rectangle of a 1960's or 1970's car model kit ("loaded with chrome"), the kind that Monogram and Revell made, and already you're remembering custom model cars like the Crimson Coffin, the Paddy Wagon and the Beer Wagon, and suddenly remembering the airplane glue that caked and flaked on your fingertips.
The new Aromaticity class allows to build a custom model by selecting and combining options.
"Today, while AI offers countless benefits to businesses, developing a custom model often requires rare expertise and extensive resources".
ICMS is a software system that supports the development of models in a custom modelling language that allows modellers with little programming experience to develop, integrate and visualise catchment models.
The automation is applied to a special design problem of Model-based Predictive Controls that may contain the heuristic modeling uncertainty in case of custom modeling, and that also requires very frequent system analyses during development.
The company's profile was heightened, it says, when Mr. Stallone ordered 200 custom models -- "Slytechs" -- to give to friends.
Ferrari, which Fiat would acquire years later, built custom models for Mr. Agnelli in the 1950s.
Special-order models like the 1969 ZL-1 Camaro, with an aluminum 427 V-8 engine under the hood, and dealer-built custom models from that period are now prized by collectors -- often commanding six-figure prices.
