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In fact, in this case, the instantaneous errors may be frequently small by chance and QKLMS-MDL will wrongly interpret that the model order is high and needs to be decreased.

The lower R 2 values relative to the other model can be interpreted that the Adams Bohart model is not as appropriate a predictor for the breakthrough curve (Rozada et al. 2003).

Sequence stratigraphic analysis and a geometric depositional model are used to interpret that the unusually thick transgressive component of the late Miocene Pliocene sequence was formed by high-frequency eustatic cycles (1 2 m.y).

The lower R2 values relative to the other models can be interpreted that the Adams-Bohart model is not as appropriate a predictor for the breakthrough curve.

These ignitions started gradually, with very low – although significantly above baseline – activation values, a stage that we interpret as the model correlate of the (pre-conscious) formation of an initial action intention, or preparation (time-steps 0 2).

The BN has a Boolean node for each compartment that is interpreted as the model's prediction (see Section 3).

We rescaled age (age minus 12) so the main effect term of age could be meaningfully interpreted in the model that included interactions with age.

Finally, new imaging techniques – CT, NMR, PET or even optical – are potential sources of data that can be interpreted by the model, as these techniques give more precise estimates of the overall tumour mass, and permit time-course evaluations for otherwise undetectable or unmeasurable tumours.

We conclude that the transport model worked well enough to be useful as decision support, performing considerably better than unaided "experts' judgments", but that results must be interpreted taking the model's limitations into account.

Humans are required to interpret the model data into weather forecasts that are understandable to the end user.

Professionals are required to interpret the model data into weather forecasts that are understandable to the lay person.