Sentence examples for models which assumed from inspiring English sources

Once again, the models with negative binomial distribution had a lower AIC and therefore a better estimate than the models which assumed a Poisson distribution.

In contrast to previous surveillance models, which assumed that the variance is constant or proportional to the mean, it did not assume a functional form for the variance.

Other models, which assumed life-long smoking habits [ 76, 77] found results consistent with Repace and Lowrey, who had used epidemiological data regarding the retrospective assessment of smoking habits in the hospitality industry.

The fact that the EC and OC exposure predictions were derived mostly from the PLS-only models, which assumed independent residuals, implies that the Berkson-like error was almost pure Berkson error (i.e., independent across location), which was correctly accounted for by naïve SE estimates.

These kinds of firm-specific shocks are typically excluded from economists' models, which assume that individual businesses' ups and downs tend to cancel each other out.

This is in contrast to some models which assume equal erosion in headwater basins.

Consequently, the task force concluded to pursue models which assume the magnetic disturbance to be affecting the VFM measurements only.

It is shown that it gives a better fit to the measured data than models which assume no correlation.

Generally, the classification has its base on analytical models which assume a pre-fixed set of keywords (attributes) with predefined list of categories.

We review evidence suggesting that sequential-sampling models, which assume accumulation of evidence towards a decision threshold, can also be applied to free decisions.

An advantage of this approach is its consistency with consumer demand models which assume that income from diverse sources is pooled.