Sentence examples for probabilistic analytical from inspiring English sources

In [11], an analytical approach was proposed to involve the effects of correlation of wind farms in probabilistic analytical multi-state models of wind farms output generation.

The published probabilistic analytical modelling of voltages on a low voltage (400/230 V) feeder with passive loads is extended and modified to calculate the variation with dispersed generation (DG).

A fast probabilistic analytical core for voltage calculations on a feeder with loads and generation, described in a companion paper, enables Monte Carlo simulation of thousands of scenarios with randomly located generation and low loads to be done quickly, and gives a visual representation of the probable voltage conditions.

To this end, this paper proposes a probabilistic analytical approach for evaluating the fuel-saving benefit that a supervisory MGCC can bring to the operation of IMG systems taking into consideration the intermittent nature of renewable energy resources and the loads variability as well as the special features and operational philosophy of droop controlled IMG systems.

These probabilistic and analytical models developed by this study allow for the performance of detailed reliability based studies on light-framed wood roof structures.

We study the rate of decay in time of the heat kernel p t,x,y) of a Brownian motion killed upon exiting Ω, using both probabilistic and analytical techniques.

We define a probabilistic Markov analytical decision Model which simulates disease progression [ 14, 15] in RCC.

We constructed a probabilistic decision analytical model to estimate health care costs and outcomes (quality-adjusted life-years; QALYs) using data from the meta-analysis, literature, and national UK data.

Weaknesses of the study included lack of details for the Markov model as well as lack of validation/calibration, the rather strange probabilistic sensitivity analytical results, uncertainty over reference year for all costs, and the relatively small sample size.

This was despite the growing success of probabilistic methods in analytical number theory, a development energetically promoted by Hungarian mathematician Paul Erdös in a seemingly endless stream of problems of varying levels of difficulty (many of which he offered money for their solution).

This paper proposes a new analytical probabilistic- possibilistic tool for the power flow uncertainty assessment.