The phrase "under different models" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used as a prepositional phrase to describe how something is being compared or analyzed using various models or frameworks. Example: The results of this study were analyzed under different models, including linear regression and logistic regression.
Open image in new window Figure 7 Power coefficients under different models.
The RMSE under different models varied between 34 cm and 37 cm.
Furthermore, this effect is robust under different models, bandwidths and analytic samples.
Finally, for both cases we discuss how the bounds scale to large networks under different models of wireless signal propagation.
More parameters and stronger modelling assumptions will typically result in less uncertainty, but there is no guarantee, under different models, that the uncertainties will nest.
Finally, we conduct numerical examples to compare the equilibrium solutions under different models and make the sensitivity analysis for some model parameters.
Under different models the expected number of events within each window can be measured using only counts of events, or in proportion to a background risk; for example, census population counts or emergency department volume.
The experiments are conducted on four real-world networks: 'Hep', 'Phy', 'Amazon', and 'Flixster', which have been widely used for evaluating IM algorithms under different models [5],[9]-[11],[15].
To solve this problem for Gaussian sources, we propose an efficient tree-search algorithm, which can be used to find the a good SP-DTC under different models for quantization of transform coefficients.
For example, in the augmented PHD filter, multiple PHD filters work independently under different models, consequently, each PHD filter can be converted into our DCPPHD filter running in parallel on each PE, which does not influence the key idea of the augmented PHD filter in essence.
Open image in new window Figure 3 Axial thrust coefficient plot under different models at different values of F. The widespread experimental data indicates that the thrust coefficient is not a simple function of axial induction factor in the turbulent wake region.
