What is Modeling

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Providing visual examples of an individual or group performing a skill or set of skills accurately and fluently for the purposes of teaching others through the visual medium. Learn more in: Applied Behavior Analysis as a Teaching Technology

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Creation of a mathematical or logic representation of a phenomenon or process, otherwise known as a model. Learn more in: Preparing Pre-Service STEM Teachers to Teach Using Digital Modeling and Simulation Applications

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Modeling is the case-dependent reduction (abstraction) of a real-world problem to its relevant aspects. Learn more in: Data Science for Business Analytics and Business Intelligence

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A representation, generally in mathematical presentations, to show the construction or appearance of a computing system. Learn more in: Reliability and Performance Models for Grid Computing

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Is a way of leading by example. Learn more in: Critical Literacy Through Administrative Eyes

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The study of objects on their models; building and studying models of real-life objects, processes or phenomena in order to obtain explanations of these phenomena, as well as to predict phenomena that interest the researcher. Learn more in: Calculation of Receipt of Renewable Energy Resources and Operation Modes of Power Plants

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A representation of an object by a model in order to obtain information about the object. This information is usually obtained through experiments with the object’s model. Learn more in: Embedded Networks Design and Simulation

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A systematic process in which scientific methods are used to identify and detect critical components in a field and the connections or relationship among them. Learn more in: A Model of Modeling in Research and Practice: Technology Integration and Online Career Counseling

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A scaled representation of an actual object. Learn more in: “Imagioneering” a New Mission: Space

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The use of mathematical tools to explore future values of selected data based on defined assumptions. Learn more in: The Future of Internet Governance: Modeling the Dynamics of the Internet Governance – A Bayesian Belief Network Approach

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Gaining new knowledge or skills through doing, seeing, experiencing, or playing. Learn more in: Changing Health Behavior Through Games

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It refers to the translation of point clouds in a solid representation of the surveyed object. In this case point clouds able to give a modeling as close to material reality have been used. Learn more in: Communication, Technology, and Digital Culture for the Conservation and Enhancement of the Architectural Heritage

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In 3D computer graphics, it indicates the process of developing a mathematical representation of any surface of an object (inanimate or living) in three dimensions using specialized software. The result of this process is called a 3D model. Learn more in: Prosumers Building the Virtual World: How a Proactive Use of Virtual Worlds Can Be an Effective Method for Educational Purposes

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One of the most common scientific methods. A scientific model has to meet three criteria. 1. To map a certain feature of the modeled object; 2. to reduce the quantity of different object’s quality to a set of relevant descriptions; 3. a model must be assembled pragmatically considering concrete intent. Learn more in: Critical Thinking as a Multifaceted Phenomenon: A Scheme of Interdisciplinary Research Platform

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Electronic programs and tools that can aid decision-makers and other stakeholders in disaster forecasting, simulation, training and education, and planning. Learn more in: Information Technology and Data Systems in Disaster Preparedness for Healthcare and the Broader Community

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Enacting the behavior of another simply through observation. Learn more in: Secondary Trauma in Children and School Personnel

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A learning process that occurs through the observation and replication of others’ behaviors. It can occur “in-vivo” or symbolically. Learn more in: Get in the GROOVE: Using a Virtual World to Promote Health

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A physical or mathematical representation of a concrete or an abstract entity, phenomenon, activity, situation, process, or system, with which learners can manipulate and interact and learn the consequences of their actions. Learn more in: Computer Simulation in Higher Education: Affordances, Opportunities, and Outcomes

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The process by which data and information for a natural system are conceptualized and represented numerically. Learn more in: Collaborative, Stakeholder-Driven Resource Modeling and Management

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Pinpointing what the target behavior is by replicating the process or target behavior itself in front of learners. Learn more in: Humanizing Online Assessment: Screencasting as a Multimedia Feedback Tool for First Generation College Students

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An abstract representation of a system from the modeler’s viewpoint.aboratory University La Manouba, Tunisia, & University of Tunis, Tunisia Learn more in: An Agent-Based Approach to Designing VO

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The process that enables the system developers to visualize, specify, construct and document the structure and behavior of system architecture. Learn more in: Autopoietic Organization's Governance Supported by Information Technology

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The study of objects on their models; building and studying models of real-life objects, processes or phenomena in order to obtain explanations of these phenomena, as well as to predict phenomena that interest the researcher. Learn more in: Application of the Software System of Finite Element Analysis for the Simulation and Design Optimization of Solar Photovoltaic Thermal Modules

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The model is always a simplification of the reality. Models need to be constructed in a simple manner in order to reproduce the true process behavior. Learn more in: Genetic Algorithms Quality Assessment Implementing Intuitionistic Fuzzy Logic

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The study of objects on their models; building and studying models of real-life objects, processes or phenomena in order to obtain explanations of these phenomena, as well as to predict phenomena that interest the researcher. Learn more in: Development and Research of PVT Modules in Computer-Aided Design and Finite Element Analysis Systems

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Modeling here refers to the representation of depth in a two-dimensional (2D) image. Learn more in: Deep Learning Applications in Agriculture: The Role of Deep Learning in Smart Agriculture

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Constructing of a Finite Element Model of a structure for the prediction of its response under external actions. Learn more in: Agrigento Cathedral: Experimental Campaign and Study of Damage Evolution Addressed to the Assessment of the Collapse Risk

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“The master teacher demonstrates the task or work so that the learner can conceptually understand the task in its wholeness or entirety as well as see the steps involved.” ( Austin, 2009 , p. 176). Learn more in: Supporting Dissertation Writing Using a Cognitive Apprenticeship Model

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The instructional strategy in which the teacher demonstrates a new concept or approach to learning and students learn or acquire new information, skills, or behavior through observation. Learn more in: Universal Design for Learning: A Best Practice Flemish Case Study

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In computer graphics, modeling is related to the process of representations of n-dimensional elements in a well-defined language or data structure. There are many techniques for modeling, many of them more suitable to some kinds of objects to be modeled. Learn more in: Using Games to Teach Design Patterns and Computer Graphics

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Scientific modelling is a scientific activity, the aim of which is to make a particular part or feature of the world easier to understand, define, quantify, visualize, or simulate by referencing it to existing and usually commonly accepted knowledge. It requires selecting and identifying relevant aspects of a situation in the real world and then using different types of models for different aims, such as conceptual models to better understand, operational models to operationalize, mathematical models to quantify, and graphical models to visualize the subject. Modelling is an essential and inseparable part of scientific activity, and many scientific disciplines have their own ideas about specific types of modelling (Mathematical Programming; Wikipedia, 2015 AU158: The in-text citation "Wikipedia, 2015" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. ; Cartwright, 2983; Hacking, 1983 ). Learn more in: Parameter Optimization of Photovoltaic Solar Cell and Panel Using Genetic Algorithms Strategy

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The transference to a virtual environment of an object with a 3D visualization. Learn more in: 3D Scanning and Simulation of a Hybrid Refrigerator Using Photovoltaic Energy

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The application of representing a real-world object or phenomenon as a set of mathematical equations. Learn more in: Artificial Intelligence Methods and Their Applications in Civil Engineering

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A method used in education courses to help undergraduate students learn with a resource that they will also have access to when they become teachers. Helping students learn the content of their college course with a tool that they can later use to teach elementary or secondary students. Learn more in: Breakout of a Traditional Classroom Reality With Game-Based Learning Pedagogy

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Process used to define a thermal system. Learn more in: Implementation of Thermal and Energy Improvements in Domestic Refrigeration: Case Studies

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In life, we model behaviors or attitudes through our actions, and this same kind of modeling can be done in video games. Although there are other definitions of modeling in the computer world, in the context of the positive impact model, modeling is a method for presenting information by example. Learn more in: The Positive Impact Model in Commercial Games

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(in cognitive apprenticeship) demonstrating thought processes and problem solving skills through explicit or visible performance. Learn more in: Cognitive Apprenticeship and Writing in Distance and Online Learning

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Modeling involves the expert demonstrating how a process unfolds and explaining why it happens that way. It allows the expert to make tacit knowledge and processes explicit. Learn more in: Use of Cognitive Apprenticeship Framework in Online Learning

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Modeling has to do with leaders displaying behaviors they expect of others, so that others, both inside and outside the organization, can refer to this modeling as a guide towards shaping their conduct and understanding the things for which the organization stands and the values it holds dear. Learn more in: Proposition MRM: A Paradigm for Post-Crisis Organizational Healing – The Case of Fishlake Primary School

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A simplified description of an object or situation that takes into account only some its behaviors. Learn more in: Instructional Technologies of the XXI Century: Theoretical Approach

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The modeling of HTLV-I infection is based on the assumption cell-to-cell infection of CD4 + T cells. The model of HTLV-I infection introduces the dynamics between four subsets of CD4 + T cells; susceptible, latently infected, actively infected and leukemia cells. Learn more in: Analyzing Interval Systems of Human T-Cell Lymphotropic Virus Type I Infection of CD4+ T-Cells

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“Modeling is the process of choosing and using appropriate mathematics and statistics to analyze empirical situations, to understand them better, and to improve decisions” (CCSSO, 2011 AU21: The in-text citation "CCSSO, 2011" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. , p. 72). Learn more in: Using Spatial Reasoning for Creative Design: Merging Engineering and Mathematics Practices

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The study of objects on their models; building and studying models of real-life objects, processes or phenomena in order to obtain explanations of these phenomena, as well as to predict phenomena that interest the researcher. Learn more in: Prospects for Energy Supply of the Arctic Zone Objects of Russia Using Frost-Resistant Solar Modules

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The process of setting an example for others to learn from through exhibited behaviors, work, or generated artifacts. Learn more in: Creating an Environment That Supports Online Faculty Engagement at All Levels