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... of data assimilation problems [Chorin and Morzfeld, ...where models are formulated in high dimensional state spaces, there is often a small subspace which captures most of the features of the ...the ... See full document

... epidemiological data to determine parameters or validate their ...no data of epidemiological spread, we mean spread of resistance between bacteria in an in vivo ... See full document

... the data assimilation and this will only lose a small amount of ...clear-sky data, and larger in cloudy skies, reducing the weight and bringing down the amount of observations go- ing into the tails of the ... See full document

... global models) with noisy (and sometimes sparse) measurements. The data assimi- lation procedure updates the background in light of the new observations to produce an analysis, which, under suitable ... See full document

... In general, forecast skill increases not only by increasing model resolution, but also by improving the numerical models and the method of solution. However, even if we had a forecast model that represented ... See full document

... presumably because of fuel availability and conditions that locally favour fire ignition and propagation, such as high tem- peratures and winds, low precipitation and abundance of nat- ural or anthropogenic ignition ... See full document

... observed data from the experimentation is separated into two parts viz. input data or the data of independent pi terms and the output data or the data of dependent pi ...input ... See full document

... vitro data, which at present seems unavoidable, but leads to the fol- lowing questions: (1) To what extent are in vitro data accu- rate and representative of the pathway behavior in vivo, and does enough in  ... See full document

... the data was only processed and passed in one direction (from input data to output data, from left to right), which was the most commonly used structure in modeling ... See full document

... Physically-based models can represent the physics and spatial distribution of rainfall events in urban ...watersheds. Data assimilation techniques have been widely used in hydraulic and hydrological ... See full document

... transmission. Models are, by definition, abstract sim- plifications of reality, and in order to have confidence in their results, need to be challenged and ...ferent models. Consequently, we applied two ... See full document

... ecosystem models (Aumont et ...physical–biogeochemical models (Palmer and Totterdell, 2001). Performance of these forward models in terms of how well measured distributions are simu- lated highly ... See full document

... RNAseq is rapidly replacing gene expression arrays as the standard technique for gene expression profiling. RNAseq provides a better quantification of transcript abundance, and the technology can be tailored to inter- ... See full document

... a mathematical abstraction of ...intra-host models, on the other hand, how the titers of the infective agent or related molecules change in an individual is studied, because that is what decides the ... See full document

... most models leaflet symmetry is assumed, and only one leaflet or one-half of the leaflet is modeled to reduce computation ...time. Models that consider hemodynamic differences when the valves do not coapt ... See full document

... objects data under eleven attack conditions and two normal use conditions of text editing and web ...collected data is used for training and testing the detection models described in Parts IV, V and ... See full document

... limited data presented in [54]) may appear questionable, and one may ask whether γ could have been estimated as well from ...simulated data of estimating the probability γ of being infectious (at school) ... See full document

... much more limited over densely forested terrain, rock out- crops or urban areas which are all characterized by very sta- ble and high backscatter in C-band (Wagner et al., 1999a). Therefore, with increasing percentage of ... See full document

... EcoPAD-SPRUCE provides a platform to stimulate in- teractive communication between modelers and experi- menters through the loop of prediction–question–discussion– adjustment–prediction (Fig. 4). We illustrate how the ... See full document

... spirit, we use data from an ongoing stress shift in English noun/verb (N/V) pairs. Because stress has been listed in dictionaries for several centuries, we are able to trace stress longitudinally and at the level ... See full document