Sentence examples for more conventional modelling from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized that modern, more flexible techniques are more "data hungry" [ 17] than more conventional modelling techniques, such as regression analysis.

Modern modelling techniques, such as SVM, NN and RF, needed far more events per variable to achieve a stable validated AUC and an optimism <0.01 than the more conventional modelling techniques, such as LR and CART.

They also use a more conventional model for exports.

To test its efficiency, Cade wore the hydraulic helmet, and the more conventional models, while one of his associates hit him over the head with a heavy club.

Mr Romney's campaign has followed a more conventional model, with more ads aired during news programmes, and less variation in their scripting.

This is where we see some overlap between AoT and more conventional models of processing data which are mined from the Internet.

Despite the superior performance of the ANN models, they are generally considered to have the disadvantage of being less transparent than more conventional models (Goda et al. 2005).

Assumption is that the phenotyping in EHRs, despite incomplete, heterogeneous and not systematic, can still add value to the more conventional models.

Extending out its services to a more conventional model of selling goods online is not exactly disruptive and cutting-edge, but it is probably also a natural move for Groupon: the company already has extensive relationships with retailers and brands for its time-based daily deals, which cover not only events and services, but a range of physical products, too.

Finally, a simplified methodology is employed, accounting for the material anisotropy induced by the manufacturing process, capable of determining the structural capacity of a UOE pipe in a simple and efficient manner with good accuracy, using more conventional modeling tools.

It is shown that for both of these geometries, the proposed method estimates the thermal conductance with a maximum discrepancy of 10% with respect to the experimental results, compared to the 42% usually obtained with more conventional models.