overmodel
An overmodel refers to a modeling approach or representation that is excessively complex, detailed, or elaborate relative to the purpose or context for which it is intended. Overmodeling can occur in various fields such as engineering, software development, systems analysis, and scientific research, where the model includes more variables, parameters, or features than necessary to accurately describe or predict the system’s behavior.
The primary issue with overmodeling is that it can lead to increased complexity, making the model difficult
To avoid overmodeling, practitioners typically seek to balance model simplicity with accuracy, adhering to principles such
Overmodeling is cautioned against in contexts that favor interpretability, efficiency, and robustness. Recognizing when a model