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The validator detailed in this section is based on the analysis of a pedestrian shape, which can be extracted using the well-known active contour models, also known as snakes.

Gap models, also known as succession models, simulate individual-tree growth and death and seedling establishment.

The core of the LOLIMOT toolbox is a fast incremental construction algorithm for local linear neuro-fuzzy models also known as Takagi-Sugeno fuzzy models.

Types of models include kinetic growth, survival and death models and end-point 'time-to-growth' or 'time-to-inactivation' models, also known as 'boundary models'.

To cut down the cost, surrogate models, also known as metamodels, are constructed and then used in place of the actual simulation models.

At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in January, several manufacturers debuted new ultrahigh-definition, or UHD, models (also known as 4K or Quad HD) with four times the resolution of today's HD TVs.

Discrete mixed membership modeling and continuous latent factor modeling (also known as matrix factorization) are two popular, complementary approaches to dyadic data analysis.

Colleagues said his research, including the introduction of the dual-sector model (also known as the Lewis model), is still referenced and relevant today.

The abelian sandpile model (also known as the chip firing game) is a simple dynamical system with surprisingly rich and nontrivial structure.

We consider an extension of the classical machine-repair model, also known as the computer-terminal model or time-sharing model.

Heart failure care models inspired by the chronic care model, also known as heart failure programs or heart failure units, have shown clinical benefits in high-risk patients.