Sentence examples for model for qualitative from inspiring English sources
We study the recent proposal of Goyal and Egenhofer who presented a model for qualitative spatial reasoning about cardinal directions.
We present a formal model for qualitative spatial reasoning with cardinal directions utilizing a co-ordinate system.
The writing is crisp, and the case studies evaluating the impact of time horizons visàvis the rise of Germany and the United States, Germany's interwar resurgence, and the origins of the Cold War are a model for qualitative research.
The New Zealand albino rabbit was used as an in vivo model for qualitative and quantitative assessment of ocular tolerance and retention time after a single application of 25 μl of dendrimer solution to the eye.
The prediction model for qualitative histology had 0.814 0.976 areas under the curve (AUC), 0.659 1.000 sensitivity, 0.778 0.930 specificity, and 0.674 0.935 accuracy, depending on the binary classification threshold.
The log-linear model for qualitative traits proposed by Weinberg et al. [1998] is very similar to the case/pseudocontrol approach for case-parent trios proposed by Cordell and Clayton [2002] (described in more detail by Cordell et al. [2004]).
Topics covered include fixed effects, random effects, differences-in-differences models, dynamic panel models, random coefficient models, models for qualitative dependent variables, and panel attrition.
In present paper, petrophysical evaluation of well log data from cluster of six wells in the study area is carried out in combination with rock physics modeling for qualitative and quantitative characterization of Eocene reservoir in Chandmari oil field of Assam-Arakan basIndiandIndia
The numerical projection technique (NPT), presented in this paper, is a numerical generalization of standard projection technique, routinely used to derive effective models for qualitative description of the generic low-energy physics of strongly correlated systems.
Causal assertions are encoded using Biological Expression Language (BEL), an intuitive language developed at Selventa that provides a framework for qualitative modeling of biological processes.
This allows for a correct and automatic translation from ODE models to structured models suitable for qualitative or stochastic analysis, which we demonstrate on the very examples of the BioModels database [21] that were incorrectly transcribed in SBML as shown by [4].
