A phenomenological model refers to a theoretical framework that aims to describe and analyze phenomena based on their observable characteristics, rather than seeking to explain them through underlying mechanisms or causes. This approach is commonly used in various scientific and engineering disciplines, as well as in social sciences and humanities. Here are some key features of phenomenological models: 1. **Observation-Based**: Phenomenological models rely heavily on data obtained from observations and experiments.
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