Sentence examples for vague model from inspiring English sources

The fundamental problem with "Another Song About the King" is that so much of it has the tinny ring of a book written with a vague model of literariness in mind.

The major problems faced by this study when using inventory data were the different ways of achieving productivity values, which led to partly vague model outcomes.

On whether to leave voicemails, he writes, vaguely, "model the behavior you'd like to see in others".

However, the makeup of clinical models is not guided by any formal constraint beyond a semantically vague information model.

We discussed the progression: a free service with a vague business model captures the hearts and minds of a large user base, and becomes vitally important.

In just over a year UK startup Skimbit has made the full journey from Web 2.0 era "decision-making tool" with a vague business model about affiliate advertising, to re-engineer as an affiliate aggregator for publishers.

At 2 a.m. on a recent visit, a vaguely familiar model swept through the lobby.

But the canniest may be the prediction that some of those high-valued Silicon Valley startups – so-called unicorns, with lots of users but vague business models – will fall to Earth.

The idea of truth as a graded notion has been applied to model vague predicates and to obtain a solution to the Sorites Paradox, the Paradox of the Heap (see the entry on the Sorites Paradox).

Fuzzy logic and fuzzy cognitive maps are especially useful for modelling complex social problems due to their inherent ability to capture and model vague concepts and values [ 6].

To model vague prior information on reasonably scaled data, we apply weak priors with τ β 2 = 10 3 for the fixed effects and ν τ = 0.02 and μτ = 2 for the variance parameters.