Sentence examples for modelling framework and from inspiring English sources
The scope of the study covers reference architectures (including life cycle/life history concepts and modelling framework) and associated modelling methodologies, languages and reference models, modelling tools and generic modelling concepts.
To perform such an analysis, classes from several biomedical ontologies can be employed, depending on the modelling framework and the kind of phenomena that the models in this framework represent.
The selection of the most appropriate modelling framework, and the most appropriate way to develop coarse-grained/fine-grained models in different contexts is not clear.
A mixture of normal models is employed and this features a couple of apparent advantages: (a) the modelling framework and methodology for the non-normal noise case depends only on a combination of already known and simple techniques for the normal case and (b) an easy economic interpretation could be put forward for the sudden changes in the behaviour of the process.
The method developed utilizes SARMA as a modelling framework and EWMA for anomaly detection.
The impacts of demand and supply uncertainty on the optimal design of distributed energy systems are systematically investigated using proposed modelling framework and solution approach.
We give an overview of uncertainty in modelling, review uncertainty management in existing modelling frameworks and consider the semantic and interoperability issues raised by integrated modelling.
The upper-level ontology for biosimulation models is used to facilitate the integration between modelling frameworks and must accommodate the types of entities occurring in these frameworks.
However, the massive datasets also call for principled modelling frameworks and efficient analytic approaches to take a full advantage of the in-depth information encoded in the available and emerging quantitative interaction datasets [ 22].
The GCP dataset integrates results from top-down studies (exploiting atmospheric observations within an atmospheric inverse-modelling framework) and bottom-up models (including process-based models for estimating land surface emissions and atmospheric chemistry), inventories of anthropogenic emissions, and data-driven approaches.
It is possible to incorporate, into the stock-flow modelling framework, interesting and useful behavioural relations, explaining aggregate automobile ownership and travel demand, scrapping and survival rates, or consumer choice in the market for new cars.
