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Two examples were presented here showing an alignment of the Fuzzy-MACBETH method proposed here with the classical MACBETH method; cardinal scales consistent with those obtained by the classical method were generated when the model was applied to a semantic and cardinal consistent decision matrix. In ...
GEnome-scale Metabolic models (GEMs) are powerful tools to predict cellular metabolism and physiological states in living organisms. However, due to our imperfect knowledge of metabolic processes, even highly curated GEMs have knowledge gaps (e.g., missi
Multi-scale macroalgae growth models are required for the efficient design of sustainable, economically viable, and environmentally safe farms. Here, we develop a multi-scale model for Ulva sp. macroalgae growth and nitrogen sequestration in an intensive
CAMEL: Communicative Agents for “Mind” Exploration of Large Scale Language Model Society Community | Installation | Documentation | Examples | Paper | Citation | Contributing | CAMEL-AI Overview The rapid advancement of conversational and chat-based language models has led to remarkable progress in...
the generalized model described in the literature was adopted as the foundation. This foundation is then tailored to the unique patient by incorporating accessible data into the geometry. Figure8shows the reconstructed model, where the elements of the model highlighted with a blue square have been ...
Mohan, L.S., Rao, K.K., Nott, P.R.: A frictional Cosserat model for the slow shearing of granular materials. J. Fluid Mech. 457, 377–409 (2002) ADS MathSciNet MATH Google Scholar Göncü, F.: Mechanics of Granular Materials: Constitutive Behavior and Pattern Transformation. TU ...
The first step of the method relies on the construction of a probabilistic model of the microstructure. We then use the unified approach proposed by Kaczmarczyk et al. (2008) to impose the boundary conditions. Finally, we use the perturbation technique to approximate the stochastic function via ...
The model was able to predict the pattern of blood–brain barrier damage. We found strong correlation between the area of fibrinogen extravasation and the brain area where axial strain in vessels exceeds 0.14. Our results showed that adjacent vessels can sustain profoundly different axial stresses ...
We can model improvement in predictor performance metrics as a function of training data size. In Fig.4we see examples of this for asthma and BMI. We use four functions, which have left and right asymptotes, to model this growth: sigmoid, inverse tangent, error function, and hyperbolic tange...