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Here we present SIMPLE, a physically motivated model of the Greenland ice sheet in response to temperature changes.
We shed light on the effect of network resources and user behavior on network traffic through a physically motivated model.
In general, A- and DA-optimal weights for estimating adjacent mean differences are found analytically for a simple model and numerically for a biologically motivated model.
The study was conducted to exemplify an approach capable of obtaining a new insight into bioequivalence (BE) assessment, by the use of a physiologically motivated model.
This physically motivated model benefits from our experimental studies of the effects of the density of coherent nanotwins on the plastic deformation characteristics of Cu, and from post-deformation transmission electron microscopy investigations of dislocation structures in the twinned metal.
With the observation that an optimum partitioning has high analogy to the relaxation of a multi-phase fluid to steady state, physically motivated model equations are developed to characterize the background mesh topology and are solved by multi-phase smoothed-particle hydrodynamics.
Deformable models are physically motivated, model-based techniques for outlining region boundaries using closed parametric curves or surfaces that deform under the influence of internal and external forces.
This article presents the texplore with Variance-And-Novelty-Intrinsic-Rewards algorithm (texplore-vanir), an intrinsically motivated model-based RL algorithm.
Numerical examples, including real world motivated models, are presented to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed approach.
In both models SF occurs in high gas density regions, and the time and distance scales for energy injection into the gas is determined by physically motivated models.
This discrepancy has motivated models of cortical circuits that inherently produce noisy spike trains even with reliable neurons, by virtue of chaotic dynamics (van Vreeswijk and Sompolinsky, 1996; Shadlen and Newsome, 1998; Litwin-Kumar and Doiron, 2012).
