Sentence examples for many simple models from inspiring English sources
We used a popular modeling approach, called boosted regression trees (BRTs), where many simple models are iteratively fit to a random subset of the data (bag fraction) and are combined to better estimate a response27,28.
A significant feature of Australian work is the development of many simple models compared to the relative complexity of models developed elsewhere.
The study, about two-thirds complete, had already eliminated many simple models of so-called "small universes," including a dodecahedron, when the Nature paper hit their desks last week, Dr. Spergel said.
Many simple models of acoustic linings assume the lining to be linear and locally reacting; examples considered here include the three-parameter, mass spring damper, Helmholtz resonator and enhanced Helmholtz resonator models.
However, many simple models are not always realistic when observing natural populations.
The ratio between these two quantities has been called the conversion efficiency of absorbed radiation into dry matter, and was used in many simple models of crop growth, i.e. bypassing the complex process of photosynthesis and respiration known to depend on many environmental variables [21].
Although in many simple economic models technology pairs neatly with capital and labour to produce output, in practice technological changes do not affect all workers the same way.
The multi-way relay channel model reduces to many simpler channel models of interest as its special cases.
The net effect of using many simple local variogram models compared with a single complex model will clearly depend on several factors including the nature of the global and local spatiotemporal autocorrelation structures being considered and the number of data available with which to estimate local variograms.
Because the study design was not balanced with respect to antigens and adjuvants, and because several vaccine regimens had all monkeys responding with the worst response (TxP), many of the simple models listed in Table 5 would not converge if all the data were included.
This natural phenomenon is successfully modeled by many simple SI type host-parasite models.
