"model document" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a document that serves as an example or standard for others to follow. Example: The company provided us with a model document for our project proposals, which helped us understand the structure and formatting required for a successful submission.
Specifically, we model document collections using a class of graphical models called hierarchical latent tree models (HLTMs).
Probabilistic topic models are unsupervised generative models which model document content as a two-step generation process, that is, documents are observed as mixtures of latent concepts or topics, while topics are probability distributions over vocabulary words.
Further details are given in the Detailed Processing Model Document (Swarm Level 2 Processing System Consortium, 2012).
So even though the National Research Council entitled its model document NSES, because of local control of education, there are no true national standards.
The basic-data committee has provided a model document, where common model rules and common basic metadata attributes for object classes are defined.
More details of the processing approach used for estimating the Swarm FAC products can be found in the Detailed Processing Model Document (Swarm Level 2 Processing System Consortium, 2012).
The model definition is given and the basic uniaxial response of the model documented.
Following consultations with the museum collection managers Drs. Patricia Holroyd, Diane Erwin and Karen Wetmore, the model documented here was produced.
An accompanying website nofamilylawyer.co.uk, contains links to useful online resources and downloadable versions of the model documents included in the book.
Compatible with ISO 13407, the process model documents an abstraction of the design process focusing on cultural issues in development.
PLC gives you succinct overviews of practice areas, provides model documents and checklists, and updates you on the current transactional landscape.
