Sentence examples for fitting assessment from inspiring English sources

These include Ulf Lohmann's seminal Because Before and In Moll by Markus Guentner, a record that Komapkt themselves describe as "Neoromantic emotional laptopambienttechno to escape from the grey sky surrounding us," an ungainly but oddly fitting assessment.

However, methods for binary model fitting assessment may not be applicable to multi-category problems.

The fourth Section provides technical details for grid model fitting assessment.

The Cox model is easier to implement using existing software, while the additive model needs more model fitting assessment, for example in deciding how to smooth the estimated cumulative hazards to get well behaved hazard estimates.

For more active participants, problems were experienced with fitting assessments into busy calendars.

The over-fitting assessment is not generally necessary here, as the number of parameters is considerably below the number of independent data points.

We agree that an over-fitting assessment is not generally necessary, but nevertheless, it is useful to ask whether the statistical relationship expressed in the model is consistent across different subsets of the data.

A Gaussian approximation to the Poisson distribution is said to be valid when the mean is ≥10 [ 27]; thus linear models which account for the mean-variance relationship, e.g. via weighted least squares, may be an attractive alternative since model fitting and assessment of model fit is more straightforward than for GLMs.

The parametric model fitting process, assessment of respondent repeatability and reproducibility, and the statistical modeling of the time-intensity response curve parameters with respect to the statistical experimental design are described in detail.

We used the Microsoft Excel add-in @Risk, version 6.01 (Palisade Corporation, Ithaca, NY) for distribution fitting, fit testing, probabilistic risk assessments, and sensitivity analyses.

The state of Georgia is a fitting candidate for the assessment of racial and geographic disparities of disease.