Sentence examples for empirical modeling techniques from inspiring English sources
To overcome this limitation, we propose two energy estimation techniques: ACEE (Algorithmic and Categorical Energy Estimation), which uses a combination of analytical and empirical modeling techniques; and AEEM (Aspen's Embedded Energy Estimation), a system-level analytical energy estimation technique.
According to the results obtained, application of more advanced empirical modeling techniques complementary to design of experiments can be a suitable approach in defining the design space and optimization of spray-on fluidized bed melt granulation.
Small changes in ligand structure can lead to large unexpected changes in activity yet it is often not possible to rationalize these effects using empirical modeling techniques, suggesting more effective methods are required.
We conclude that model-based feedback control designs that can account for process and valve constraints and dynamics provide a systematic method for handling the multivariable interactions in a process-valve system, where the models in such control designs can come either from first-principles or empirical modeling techniques.
Response surface methodology (RS M relies on the design of experiments and empirical modelling techniques to find the optimum of a process when the underlying fundamental mechanism of the process is largely unknown.
Nonetheless, we provide valuable data for the benchmarking of empirical modelling techniques more capable of extending this discussion to confined disordered systems or actual devices.
Response surface methodology is an empirical modeling technique used to evaluate the relationship between a set of controllable experimental factors and the observed results.
We evaluated a hybrid approach for disaggregating reconnaissance scale soil maps: rapid and inexpensive delineation of representative soil-landscape units in the field using expert knowledge, followed by the use of inductive, empirical, and correlative modeling techniques to map these landscape units.
With the help of empirical or semi-analytical modeling techniques, information obtained at the cellular level is then extrapolated to regional and global scales using data from satellites and ships.
Empirical investigations as well as modeling techniques (McCreanor and Reinhart 2000; Lee et al. 1997; Syriopoulou and Koussis 1987; Koussis et al. 1989; Ostendorf et al. 1984) have been used to assess the pollution of groundwater by leachate from a landfill.
