Sentence examples for models with constraints from inspiring English sources

This work extends such methods to be able to handle models with constraints, e.g. inequality constraints on state variables.

The aim of this work was to optimize the appearance, the centrifuge stability and the permeation of emulsions containing P. umbellata (0.1% 4-nerolidylchatecol). Experimental design was used to study ternary mixtures models with constraints and graphical representation by phase diagrams.

Initially this was modelled using a two-component disorder model with constraints to maintain physically reasonable positional and displacement parameters.

A shoulder model with constraints is used to build the parallel model.

Among ongoing advances in optimization methods and tools, many applications including mathematical modeling with constraints in different areas remain challenges in industrial design environments.

Highly similar flux solutions were computed using either a model with undefined pathway localization or a model with constraints based on curated (S. cerevisiae) or computationally predicted (H. polymorpha) localization information, while false solutions were found with incorrect localization constraints.

For the Gauss-Markov model with constraints, [20] developed the admissible estimator.

Note that this type of model can be interpreted as a fourth‐order CONFAC model with constraints on at most three matrix factors.

We then fit this international European model with constraints to all 17 countries separately to compare the multidimensional proficiency profiles between countries.

The final model for the PHQ-9 was the same for face-to-face and telephone data, with error covariances between items 3 and 4, and 7 and 8. Therefore, it served as the baseline model to which the constrained model (with constraints on all parameters across modes of data collection) was compared.

It represents each of these families with a "BEP-Model", a parametric model augmented with constraints that ensure the device produces the desired behavior.