Sentence examples for point of view model from inspiring English sources

From the methodological point of view, model selection via rjMCMC has the advantage that the effective dimension, i.e. the degree of smoothing, is automatically chosen in a data-driven manner.

However, from a detection and isolation point of view, models obtained using known identification algorithms are not necessarily optimal.

From a practical point of view, models 3 and 4 describe the import equally well and cannot be distinguished given the data at hand.

The question we ask are: how can we integrate their different points of view models?

For example, from a scientific point of view a model can be a good model even if full documentation is not provided.

From a mathematical point of view, our model displays similarities with models for the so-called mini- and micro satellite loci, where a short sequence of DNA is highly repeated (Charlesworth et al. 1994).

From an optimizing point of view, the model with the new moving boundary is more suitable than the conventional models for design purposes because the displacement magnitude of the horn tip is the only fitting parameter.

From an epidemiological point of view our model has strengths in terms of the number of modeled fracture types.

I believe that Rembrandt did little shading because from his point of view the model was lighted almost face on, as if in a photograph taken with a flash.

In this paper, this task is addressed from the point of view of model selection via penalization.

From the physical point of view, the model accounts for transport phenomena through the porous solid and the molten layer (adjacent to the hot plate) whose properties and size vary during thermal degradation.