Sentence examples for models combining both from inspiring English sources
Models combining both simple string matching and semantic tagging performed better than separate models with respect to best mean recall (0.95) and mean precision at high levels of recall.
Control system models combining both power dispatching level and home appliance scheduling level are proposed to minimize the residents' energy cost and energy consumption from the grid with the practical constraints strictly satisfied.
The search for real examples of (M,R) would be best focussed on models combining both metabolic and expression data.
Given the four types of health service utilization designated in this study, we used regression models combining both public and private sector users, in order to determine the best predictors of utilization.
He said subscription may be a possibility in the longer term, but outlined three immediate options: a reformed licence fee, closing the so-called "iPlayer loophole"; a German-style household levy which could be "progressive" and linked to council tax bands for example; and a hybrid model combining both public funding and paid-for services.
We estimated separate models for prospective and retrospective studies and a model combining both study types.
A model combining both the thermodynamic and kinetic aspects of free-radical crosslinking copolymerization (FCC) is presented to predict the formation conditions and the properties of heterogeneous (porous) networks.
In each panel, grey dots correspond to the flows between basins as predicted by the gravity model ((g_{ij})), by the Flickr model ((f_{ij})), and by the hybrid model combining both ((h_{ij})), in relation to the real flows, and as a function of distance between basins.
The structured additive regression model combining both spatial random effects and nonparametric offer a flexible approach to quantifying small-scale geographical variability in public health problems.
The model, combining both excess and relative mortality, is derived from the Aalen model.
We then explored an alternative model combining both excess and relative mortality.
