Sentence examples for model architecture to from inspiring English sources
We propose the "I" model architecture to allow for interpretive effects of scrambling.
We thus present a novel Hidden Markov Model architecture to model the joint probability of pairs of asynchronous sequences describing the same sequence of events.
Each model architecture is estimated k = 20 times, and because there are eight different neural network-based model architecture to be estimated in the study, the total number of estimated models is 160; whereas, the selected 8 models (based on the lowest MSE error criteria) will be reported in the study.
So the Copenhagen-Cancún climate regime does not look like the model architecture to which environmentalists have for so long adhered.
Nevertheless, Meyer-Hermann and Maini found it necessary to develop an alternative, agent-oriented model architecture to interpret recent the two-photon imaging data of lymphocyte movement within lymph nodes [ 41]; the jerky and individualistic nature of the imaging data is similar to that of leukocyte rolling.
This study aims at designing a modelling architecture to deal with the imbalanced data relating to the production of rails.
We bridge the gap between creation and generation by converting existing manually modeled architecture to procedurally editable parametrized models, and carrying the guidance to procedural domain by letting the user define the target procedural representation.
We describe ACT-R, from the perspective that is a useful modeling architecture to support this process, and provide two examples in which mixing different levels of abstraction has provided us with new insights.
We have associated these elements with modeling architecture to enhance both syntactic and semantic interoperability.
The ANN model architecture refers to the layout of neurons and the number of hidden layers, as shown in Fig. 1.
This paper describes a novel environment that enables a model driven architecture to be implemented to realize Location Aware Network Services.
