Sentence examples for much simpler models from inspiring English sources

Following some approaches of the specialized literature employed for much simpler models [29 32], the main properties of M-matrices will be used in order to establish the conservation of the non-negative and the bounded characters of approximations.

When these two very different processes (growth and aging) were modeled independently, much simpler models could be employed with improved goodness of fit and decreased complexity.

Previously, there have been several works in this direction in much simpler models without sequencing errors [ 14, 15].

Finally, the hLRT showed markedly reduced levels of heterogeneity in model fit and in general a preference for much simpler models (supplementary fig. S5, Supplementary Material online).

The above Ptolemy II model, for example, has a simple 3-element lattice associated with it (NotAProperty -> Const -> Nonconstant), and based on inference results, can be automatically transformed to the much simpler model shown below.

The resulting reduced order model has three coordinates per floor and provides a much simpler model for simulating the floor responses of inelastic structures.

Our simulations indicate that a much simpler model based on lubrication theory predicts well the interface shape provided that the capillary number is small.

We take a much simpler model that doesn't put us at odds with our customer's best interests".

On the contrary, feature compensation methods usually make use of the much simpler model of speech such as a single Gaussian mixture model (GMM).

This is a much simpler model than found in [18], since there is no instantaneous solution of resonator with the contact interaction.

Working with a much simpler model and plugging in rising emissions instead of steady concentrations of greenhouse gases, Tom Wigley, a senior scientist at NCAR, arrived at similar ranges for warming but a sea level rise of 25 centimeters per century.