Sentence examples for retrospective models from inspiring English sources
In this short note however, we focus on the interest of computing predictive secular variation models as the average rate of change of the main field over the previous five years as given by retrospective models.
Models for epoch 2010.0 were submitted in October 2009; teams therefore faced the additional challenge of how to propagate their estimates forward to 2010.0; this was not an issue faced when deriving retrospective models for epoch 2005.0.
By conditioning on the trait values, the retrospective models should be robust to selection.
Twenty-six articles were excluded according to the inclusion/exclusion criteria; 21 articles were retrospective models and 5 articles were reported as case series.
The importance of the nuisance parameters in the retrospective models was also investigated by examining the estimates obtained when they are removed from the model and also when the offspring genotype is used as a substitute.
The retrospective models in which the nuisance parameters have been replaced by the offspring genotype parameters give β′ and β″ estimates very close to the true means and reasonable coverage.
Through a retrospective model-data comparison, results show that the inclusion of the new monthly IGNS index in place of the current 12-month smoothed IG index reduce the foF2 model prediction errors by nearly a factor of two.
Cut point determination in the measurement of pain and its relationship to psychosocial and functional measures after traumatic spinal cord injury: a retrospective Model Spinal Cord Injury System analysis.
Retrospective model validation.
Kistner and Weinberg [2004, 2005] describe a retrospective model in which offspring genotype is modelled as a function of offspring phenotype and parental genotypes.
Typically, numerical scores applied in retrospective model assessment compute a measure for the average atomic dislocation between the reference structure and the model, without considering the stereochemical quality of the latter.
