Sentence examples for more parsimonious representation from inspiring English sources

We reduce the number of parameters in this model by applying a polynomial decoupling method that results in a more parsimonious representation.

This more parsimonious representation was therefore preferred in the final analysis.

Plots derived from the models with splines were examined to assess whether a more parsimonious representation of the virus exposure effect was reasonable.

Themotor system seems to rely on much more parsimonious representations of motor information.

This paper proposes a much more precise and parsimonious representation than the trick of fictive columns with extreme values and one that turns out to offer other advantages as well.

This view makes the bifactor representation more parsimonious, since it suggests only two specific factors.

We do not reject the six construct factors, but see the value of a more parsimonious model, based on a hierarchical representation of the proposed dimensions.

Economists have tried to solve this ambiguity by coupling preferences over goods with household production functions (Lancaster 1966, Becker and Michael 1973); but as these components are very difficult to determine, it is often thought more parsimonious to stick with the sentential or propositional representations of states of the world.

This paper discusses how "intentional systems representations" can describe the cognitively derived responses of people in a more parsimonious manner, and can be used to design fire safety systems that capitalize on the adaptive abilities of people.

To test if PGD is more parsimonious than the WGD scenario, we here use Hannenhalli-Pevzner polynomial-time algoritoms transformorm a numeric representation of one genomic complement into another by rearrangement and to reconstruct ancestral chromosomal complements of genes.

However, it is also possible, and perhaps more parsimonious, to explain these effects as naturally arising from partially overlapping distributions in a single face space of the representations of male and female faces, if aftereffects have some selectivity for the region of face space in which they are evoked (Figure 4).