Sentence examples for models is plotted from inspiring English sources
In Figure 11, the standard deviation (see (10)) of the three models is plotted in the same case as in Figure 10.
The spatial distribution of the 5 % damped velocity response spectra (Sv) at periods of 2, 3, 5, 7, and 10 s for Models 0, C, and H3 (averaged over 25 models) is plotted in Fig. 11.
The coefficient δ 1 of the intrinsic noise is 5 μA/cm2 for (a)–(d), and the coefficient δ 2 of the external noise is 0.91 μA/cm2 in (b) and (d) Fig. 3 Reliability R of the Type I (a) and Type II (c) ML models is plotted in the left columns against the SD of the external noise that is either convoluted (solid) or white (dashed).
Examples of all three mobility models are plotted in Fig. 3.
The tsunami heights in both models are plotted at the same scale and are indicated by the color-scale bar.
Therefore four dimensional regression models were plotted against the input variables of temperature, electrical current density and the anode circuit's methanol concentration.
The locations of all fault models are plotted in Fig. 4. Note that the faults of the large aftershocks did not overlap the mainshock faults.
Non-parametric kernel density estimates of the Pearson-type residuals from the two models were plotted.
The posterior deviances for each set of models are plotted in Figure 2a and Figure 2b, respectively.
Predicted means and 95% CIs from the polynomial growth curve models were plotted to graphically illustrate change over time.
A total of 470 regression models were plotted.
