Sentence examples for variable simulation from inspiring English sources

Vine copula is used to develop multi variable simulation models for pipe data.

Moreover, variable simulation from reported means and standard deviations rely on an assumption concerning the underlying distribution.

This is an intuitively more efficient model which unfortunately does not always converge when the number of patients per centre was highly variable (simulation scenarios 7 and 8).

Using the ratio of initial substrate concentration as a process variable, simulations and analysis based on this model allowed process options to be evaluated.

The significant correlation (p = 0.035) between the variable "simulations were clearly demonstrated" and the variable "models and mannequins were in good conditions", and the variable "the equipment and disposables were satisfactory" (p = 0.045), show how important facilities, materials, equipment and simulators are to obtain good quality, clear simulations of different clinical situations.

Among techniques applied to categorical variables simulation, multiple-point statistical simulation is widely used because of its non-iterative characteristic and powerful capability of curvilinear features reproduction.

The predictive ability is dependent on the goodness of fit of the statistical model [ 6]. 3- Prescriptive analytics: are the type of analytics that help in utilizing different scenarios of the data model (i.e. multi-variables simulation, detecting hidden relationships between different variables).

Country-specific features are incorporated and special attention is given the government block design to enable variables simulations of the fiscal debt problem, one of the most critical problems of the economy at present.

By setting up a network model with variable parameters, simulation can be carried out to observe the Diffserv behavior.

In addition, compared with the simulations of the detailed model in Figure 6A and 6C, the two-variable model generates simulations with more fluctuations in Figure 6B and 6D.

In Fig. 23, we show the mixing ratios for the variable coagulation simulation.