Sentence examples for inconsistent model from inspiring English sources

I asked Wong whether she thought the Decider model was feasible in the long term, and to my surprise, she said no. "I think the Decider model is an inconsistent model because the Internet is big and Google isn't the only one making the decisions," she told me.

Available wind tunnel data show discrepancies in wind loads on solar panels, owing to inconsistent model scales and test flows, among other factors.

While this approach delivers robust standard errors suitable for calculating confidence intervals, it does not render an inconsistent model (due to failure to control for respondent-specific effects) consistent [ 36].

The study didn't measure personality traits so this variable is used in the model to reflect these types of unobserved effects that could lead to inconsistent model estimates (which are common in cross-sectional studies).

While this approach delivers robust standard errors suitable for calculating confidence intervals, it does not render an inconsistent model (due, for example, to failure to control for respondent-specific effects) consistent [ 20].

Pairwise heterogeneity was appraised with chi-squared tests, whereas network inconsistency was evaluated comparing the results stemming from consistent and inconsistent models [ 21, 23].

But, Q can be shown to have models of finite size too by referring to the inconsistent models of arithmetic.

One interesting implication of the existence of inconsistent models of arithmetic is that some of them are finite (unlike the classical non-standard models).

Nonetheless, just like the classical non-standard models of arithmetic, there is a class of inconsistent models of arithmetic (or more accurately models of inconsistent arithmetic) which have an interesting and important mathematical structure.

Most relevant logicians, the Brazilian proponents of the paraconsistent logics of formal inconsistency, and those who embrace a form of logical pluralism on the nature of entailment (see Beall and Restall, 2006), can be weak paraconsistentists: they can treat inconsistent models, in which contradictions hold, as useful mathematical tools without admitting that they represent real possibilities.

The absence of a voting scheme results in an important advantage of Clus-DTI over traditional ensembles: it can track which decision tree was used to achieve the prediction of a particular object, instead of relying on averaged results provided by inconsistent models.