Sentence examples for modelling adapted from from inspiring English sources

Figure 2 Informal explanation of the intuition behind topic modelling (adapted from (Blei[2012])).

Like most early TV, "Kraft Television Theatre" was made on the advertiser-producer model, adapted from radio.

Using weather models adapted from ones designed for Earth, they can now predict even the wind flurries inside Gale Crater.

- Model adapted from Pintrich, Schrauben (1992) and Eccles, Wigfield, Schiefele (1998).

Using three years of daily Web traffic data, and new models adapted from financial mathematics, this talk examines large-scale variation in Web traffic.

Our results suggest that the diversity of slip behavior observed during landslides can be described with a single model adapted from standard fault mechanics treatments.

Guided by a model adapted from health psychology this paper reports on a study designed to encourage secure behaviour online.

A grain growth model adapted from welding was used to interpret and predict the grain sizes in the walls as a function of processing parameters and position.

A model adapted from Navarro and De Los Rios (N R) was developed to predict the crack initiation, including short crack growth, and long crack propagation phases.

We included an examination of moderating and confounding factors based on a conceptual model adapted from the EnRG framework (Environmental Research framework for weight Gain prevention) and empirical research.

The firing dynamics of the neuron is described by Izhikevich model (spiking and bursting activities) and the calcium dynamics of a single astrocyte explained by a proposed model adapted from a functional model introduced by Postnov and colleagues.