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Conversely, underestimation would imply a too pessimistic a priori modeling and too unpromising initial weights.

For instance, the detected vehicle sizes were too small when using Kalman filtering and background modeling, and too big when using DSTEI and MHI.

Too high precision generally involves modeling of accidental noise and too low precision may lead to confusion of models that should be distinguished.

But enormous sums are invested in modeling weather and economies, although the models are often wrong, and too many variables are involved to consistently obtain accurate predictions.

"You see actors who are modeling and models who are acting," she said.

Scholars of state development have paid insufficient attention to the question of regionalism; too often modeling state-building as the extension of the authority of a 'center' over peripheral territories, and too often linking regionalism to cultural or ethnic heterogeneity.

When Douglas MacMartin of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena approached the National Science Foundation for support on a modeling effort on AM, officials told him the work was too theoretical for the engineering division and too applied for the atmospheric science program.

Tak wants more Asian representation in the modeling industry, too.

Among issues requiring attention were selection of the underlying network (Too few nodes attenuate important structure, while too many nodes impose barriers to both modeling and computation).; ensuring that confidentiality protections in the data do not impede important modeling day of week effects; and evaluating the performance of the model.

Although the reasons for seasonality are often poorly understood, the close dependence of such diseases on climatic conditions suggests that these, too, are likely to be amenable to prediction by modeling and remote sensing (22 ).

For example, modeling and mapping of individual mosquito oviposition sites (e.g., herbivore hoof prints) may prove too detailed, heterogeneous, and computationally expensive to be of practical use as an aid for vector control efforts.