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Keywords:
Representation,
Simplify,
Mathematics,
Simulate,
Predict
A representation of a system that allows for investigation of the properties...
A miniature representation of a thing, with the several parts in due proportion; sometimes, a facsimile of the same size; as, a 1/100 scale model of the B-52 bomber.
Something intended to serve, or that may serve, as a pattern of something to be made; a material representation or embodiment of an ideal; sometimes, a drawing; a plan; as, the clay model of a sculpture; the inventor's model of a machine.
An abstract and often simplified conceptual representation of the workings of a system of objects in the real world, which often includes mathematical or logical objects and relations representing the objects and relations in the real-world system, and constructed for the purpose of explaining the workings of the system or predicting its behavior under hypothetical conditions; as, the administration's model of the United States economy predicts budget surpluses for the next fifteen years; different models of the universe assume different values for the cosmological constant; models of proton structure have grown progressively more complex in the past century.
a small but exact copy of something; a pattern or figure of something to be made
A schematic or diagram that describes a structure, as well as the individual elements and their relationships.
A Model is a representation of a database table. Controllers interact with Models to get stuff to and from the database.
any paperfold at any stage in the folding process or after the folding has been completed. The use of the word model to describe a paperfold does not imply that the design is representational.
A mathematical system that represents or expresses the functional behavior of a real system.
a representation used as a surrogate for some real thing, for the purpose of testing, modifying, presenting, etc.
A mathematical formula used to calculate the theoretical value of an option. See also Black-Scholes formula
(noun) a representation which uses physical objects or drawings and their actual manipulation to illuminate concepts or problems
One or more diagrams representing the knowledge to be used for further reasoning about your company’s activities.
A model may be defined as a selected simplified version of a real system, and phenomena that take place within it, which approximately simulates the system' excitation-response relationships that are of interest.
A way of estimating what has happened or predicting what might happen in the real world. Models generally are made up of mathematical formulas that a computer analyzes rapidy. Models are used to estimate dose from radioactive releases that occurred in the past because it is rare to find actual measurements of doses to people offsite. Calculating radiation dose estimates for Hanford requires computer models because of the many factors that may have affected exposure and dose. These include the amount of iodine-131 Hanford released on a given day, the weather, and the wind speed and direction.
A representation of a complex, real-world phenomenon designed to help understand questions about that phenomenon.
A set of rules and procedures that represent a view of reality for conducting spatial analysis to generate a result.
An explanation of the way in which a system operates. A model is often represented by a mathematical equation or diagram. There are three main types of model - black box, static display and dynamic.
A way of looking at reality, usually for the purpose of abstracting and simplifying it to make it understandable in a part icular context. [D01041] OTOB 271-4 A schematic description of a system, theory, or phenomenon that accounts for its known or inferred properties and may be used for further study of its characteristic [D01040] VPM 19 A reduced representation of the real thing. Used to investigate some sort of risk. User requirements, technical feasibility, physical fit, field operation, interface complex ity, etc. [D04147] CSM
a system of hypothetical principles that represents the characters of a phenomenon and from which predictions can be made.
a representation of some business activity or system that allows changes to be tested on the model instead of on the actual system.
The part of the software system that does the mathematical/physical calculations.
Approximate representation or simulation of a system being studied.
A system that describes or predicts an associated process based on the definition of variables, rules and equations. A properly-defined model enables analyzing the possible effects of changes in the underlying process based on changes in the model.
(1) A small copy of an existing object. (2) A preliminary representation of something. (3) A pattern.
Something that is used as the foundation for a similar idea or process.
A [verb] and a noun. [Generate] a mathematical representation (e.g., number, graph, matrix, equation(s), geometric figure) for real world or mathematical objects, properties, actions, or relationships.
Term for describing a (finite element) construction for simulation of flow and/or transport phenomena in a defined area.
A stylized simplification of reality in which behavior is represented by variables and assumptions about how they are determined and interact. Models enable one to think consistently and logically about complex issues, to work out how changes in an economic system matter, and (sometimes) to make predictions about economic performance.
A simplified replication of reality which aids understanding and/or prediction.)
Mathematical relationship which relates changes in a given response to changes in one or more factors.
Representation of reality (the real world) which can be displayed, analyzed, and manipulated.
Collection of Objects constructed by user using the MB application tool to build sound and/or communications simulation of their application. Models are run within the MB application environment on the DACS. Each model is associated with a specific DSP card. One or more Models may reside on DACS depending on the hardware configuration. Models can interact locally to the DACS or across the network with other DACS models.
A theoretical representation of a system used to predict changes under the influence of various factors. Meagher, 1991
noun: scientifically based computer calculations that simulate physical or physiological phenomena. verb: to execute a set of scientifically based calculations to simulate physical or physiological phenomena.
Mathematical representation of distributions of variables and relationships between variables, and between parameters.
A pattern, example or description of how something works.
A model is a representation of something, either as a physical object which is usually smaller than the real object, or as a simple description of the object or idea which might be used in calculations.
Experimental or mathematical simulation of chemical behaviour in a specific environment. (ASTM, 1984)
Simplified version of what occurs in reality; highlights the important elements in the subject of interest.
Kepler and Newton laws are models of the real world. These are very good models due to their predictive power. Mathematical biologists derive equations (create models) of population growth and spread of epidemics. Mathematical economist create models that describe some aspects of and help study real world economy. Modeling being so important, there is of course the Model Theory. It's a general theory of interpretations of axiomatic systems. A hyperbolic (non-euclidean) geometry can be modeled in a circle of the regular euclidean geometry. This implies independence of the Axiom of Parallels (the Fifth Postulate) from the rest of the euclidean axioms.
A quantitative and mathematical representation or simulation which attempts to describe the characteristics or relationships of physical events. Also called mathematical model.
(1) Mathematical model. A mathematical representation of a natural system intended to mimic the behaviour of the real system, allowing description of emphirical data, and predictions about untested states of the system. (2) Biological model. A condition or disease in animals similar to the condition or disease in human beings.
Term used to describe the in-game representation of players. In 3D games, player models are comprised of many polygons, on top of which are superimposed textures for detail.
A model is an abstract representation of a system which enables users to make testable predictions about what happens to a system in different situations.
SafeRent's screening solution uses a statistical model to predict how potential residents will perform. When you screen an applicant, the information you enter is compared to tens of thousands of real resident histories. SafeRent Applicant Screening then calculates a score that helps you assess the potential performance and risk of the applicants.
A representation of a set of components of a process, system, or subject area, generally developed for understanding, analysis, improvement, and/or replacement of the process [GAO]. A representation of information, activities, relationships, and constraints [Treasury Enterprise Architecture Framework].
Computer-generated 3D object simulating some real target, in RenderWare or TrueSpace format
To represent or show mathematical ideas and relationships and real-world situations using objects, pictures, graphs, tables, functions, and other methods.
A theory based on assumptions that simplify and abstract from reality and from which predictions or conclusions about the real world are deduced.
A mathematical approximation or simulation of a real system, process, or object that omits all but the most essential variables, developed to understand its behavior or to make predictions. The representation always involves certain simplifications and assumptions. ()
A structure and corresponding interpretation that summarizes or partially summarizes a set of data, for description or prediction. Most inductive algorithms generate models that can then be used as classifiers, as regressors, as patterns for human consumption, and/or as input to subsequent stages of the KDD process.
a physical, mathematical, or otherwise logical representation of a system, entity, phenomenon, or process.
Graphical representation of any item of business significance in the R/3 System. Together, all models for all of the business applications included as standard are referred to as the R/3 Reference Model.
A representation of design elements to facilitate analysis and understanding
A computer system comprised of mathematical formulas to help marketers locate their best prospects or forecast sales.
A software representation of a real situation or system which can be used for analysis of its operation. A simplified version of a process. Examples of models include: financial budgets with variable costs and profits, journey planning between geographical points using roads available, queues at checkout desks and the number of people waiting, traffic lights controlled by numbers of vehicles and pedestrians, producing a three-dimensional model of a building to investigate environmental effects on nearby surroundings, pilot simulation etc.
A climate model is a method of simulating the behaviour of the climate, to give us a picture of past climates, and to predict future climate change. The basic laws and other relationships necessary to model the climate are expressed as a series of mathematical equations. The climate however, is a very complex system, and climate models require supercomputers to calculate the complicated interactions between landforms, atmosphere and emotions.
1. An abstraction of reality. Models can include a combination of logical expressions, mathematical equations, and criteria that are applied or the purpose of simulating a process, predicting an outcome, or characterizing a phenomenon. The terms modeling and analysis are often used interchangably, although the former is more limited in space. 2. Data representaion of reality (e.g., spatial data models include the arc-node, georelational model, rasters or grids, and TINs).
A representation of something, helpful in thinking about reality without having to deal with every detail of reality.
A representation, either graphic, narrative, or a combination of both, of a physical or conceptual environment. A model must identify the major components of the environment, describe those components in terms of their major attributes, and depict the relationships between the components and the conditions under which the components exist and interact with each other.
View of a system, typically captured in a diagram, using a set of notations.
A representation of a thing from which analysis provides approximate answers to designated questions about the thing itself.
A representation of a complex, real-world phenomenon such that it can answer questions about the real-world phenomenon within some acceptable and predictable tolerance.
3D Entity that can represent a part or the whole of an object. The representation can as well be done by a patch, a mesh, a parametric surface, etc and can include a texture.
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