The model makes use of a popular class of networks pioneered by Jordan and Elman, but unlike most of the work with these networks, Cleereman's work fits the networks' behavior to a great deal of experimental data.
Therefore, the implementation of modern diagnosis tools generally requires a great amount of experimental data, in order to achieve an adequate validation of the method.
The proposed atomic mobility parameters can reproduce a great majority of experimental data, including impurity diffusion coefficients, tracer diffusion coefficients, intrinsic diffusion coefficients and interdiffusion coefficients.
The attention is focused here on the Liège Intranuclear Cascade model (INCL), which has been shown to reproduce fairly well a great deal of experimental data for nucleon-induced reactions in the 200 MeV to 2 GeV range, when coupled with the ABLA evaporation-fission code.
By referring to theoretical expressions and standard approaches, such as the standing wave ratio method from the literature, The validity of these two methods for measuring the transfer matrix was investigated, and some empirical conditions of using limits for the two-cavity and TLMs, based on great amounts of experimental data, were put forth.
Even Rabies virus, for which we have a great wealth of experimental data, and which is regarded as invariably lethal in other mammals, has been shown repeatedly to have decreased virulence in bats [ 14].
A full mechanistic description of the clustering dynamics would require a great deal more experimental data and also development of theory, and is beyond the scope of the present work.
The greater the value of RMSE, the greater is the experimental data in disagreement with the model or predicted values.
Nonetheless, refinements in chemical synthesis of polymers have contributed to greater reproducibility of experimental data on transport across experiments.
Therefore, it indicates the greater fit on experimental data to help analyze experimental data and to find a full perspective on variable domain (Table 6).
