Numerical examples for model-reference type discretized control are provided to verify the design method.
Examples for modeling ensembles of ODE models are given in [ 19, 20].
For example, for Model 1 the variation of the natural vibration frequency is 0.695 for the excitation WCW, 0.789 for the excitation ELW, and 0.853 for the excitation SHW.
As an example for model classification, we propose Fig. 2 given at the end of the full version of the ESS transparency checklist.
Furthermore, it is possible to augment the given reaction set by user-defined reactions, for example, for model augmentation.
While using the latter as an example for model construction, the L score method as here optimized for C. elegans is well usable for other metazoan genomes.
The tree migration model TreeMig is presented as an example for modeling a complex ecological system.
The simulated weather crop index approach achieves excellent correlation between simulated and observed rainfall (necessary, for example, for modeling drought conditions) at the macroscale.
Thus, chloroplast genomes provide an ideal example for modeling genome rearrangements over a broad evolutionary time scale.
It is also a common model for biomarkers in oncology; for example, for modeling the changes in prostate specific antigen after prostate cancer treatment [ 13, 14].
To give an example, for models with 4 internal nodes on average 23.3 distinct trees with a minimum performance in relative accuracy of -1% were constructed.
