Sentence examples for more flexible modeling from inspiring English sources

Advantages are that it yields a more precise interpretation and allows for more flexible modeling of the environmental parameters.

For counts having unexplained heterogeneity, we extend the degenerate component of marginalized zero-inflated models to standard count distributions for more flexible modeling of the marginal mean.

Nonetheless, we experimented with more flexible modeling of the effect of the speed limit mxsp, in particular, polynomial terms as well as more general non-parametric approaches, and orthogonality constraints on the columns of Γ to enforce zero variation in the mean at night time.

We therefore motivated our approach by extending the empirical Bayes framework of Efron [28], [29], which was developed in the context of gene expression analysis and overcomes the constraints of the Gaussian mixture model by allowing more flexible modeling of the data.

Another way to allow for a more flexible modeling of the subgroups is local modeling (Bleakley et al., 2007).

Whenever more fine hypotheses are to be tested, it makes more sense to turn to methods that allow more flexible modeling of the covariance structure and provide associated tests of hypothesis or pointwise estimation.

The reason is that the nonlocal theory introduces a more flexible model, and with increasing the flexibility, the effect of the nonlinearity on the model becomes more significant.

In this paper, an alternative modelling technique resulting in a more flexible model is investigated.

"We should design the labor-market regulations around a more flexible model," Jacob Hacker told me.

Next year, the company will transition to a leaner, more flexible model.

If you simply want to move your hours to make your commute easier or to give yourself more time to concentrate on interests outside work, there is, in theory at least, nothing to stop an employee asking to change the way he or she works for a more flexible model.