calibration

Examples of calibrating

calibrating

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By assuming differential in mortality between the different professional categories (and calibrating this parameter), we could reproduce the current distribution of pensioners.
This indicates that the simulated deviation and measured deviation are similar after calibrating the leg lengths.
When there is an error in calibrating or modeling, it is unknown whether the stability of the system could still be guaranteed.
Several other learning papers are much further along in terms of calibrating learning models to financial data.
We did this by calibrating the measure against human judgments of semantic relatedness.
Calibrating nucleic acids torsional energetics in force-field : insight from model compounds.
After calibrating them, care was taken not to stress them excessively.
In this region of practical interest and importance, we have today limited amount of a data for testing and calibrating modern theoretical models.
We next turn to calibrating the productivity parameters for the two countries.
For instance, calibrating dynamic general equilibrium models often is based in part on selecting parameters to fit steady-state relations.
This suggests that endogenizing and calibrating the exit margin can have a significant impact on the aggregate policy response of the model economy.
The amorphousness of this form of governance makes calibrating institutionalization in particular policy sectors highly problematical, thus undermining meaningful comparison.
They derive the transitional dynamic responses of output, investment, consumption, employment, and interest rates to such policies by calibrating a real business-cycle model.
Rather, the gravity chronometer's known regularity - which ensures accurate time measurement by calibrating other time measuring devices - is its defining feature.
Calibrating the leaf color chart for nitrogen management in different genotypes of rice and wheat in a systems perspectives.
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