Sentence examples for A known interval from inspiring English sources
With prior knowledge of the spatial domain zeros, the extrapolation algorithm extends the image's spectrum beyond a known interval of low-frequency components.
A problem to problem similarity measure must exist with a known interval to define a threshold for a case base.
Due to the unknown beginning of the PRN code in the received signal, the code phase is a random variable with uniform distribution over a known interval which is the length of the PRN code.
To check how many components to use in the SVD reconstruction, the estimated signal is compared with a known interval of the signal, so when both of them become similar, the number of components in the SVD reconstruction is fixed.
Biomass yield is treated as fuzzy numbers while demand is assumed to vary in a known interval.
Estimation of the parameters of a hazard function using maximum likelihood methods uses the likelihood of an event at an exact time, or within a known interval with interval censoring or after a known time due to right censoring.
The phenomenon of measurement fading occurs in a random way and the fading probability for each sensor is governed by an individual random variable obeying a certain probability distribution over the known interval [βk,γk].
In this paper we consider the following variant of (KP), aimed at modeling uncertainties in the data, in particular in the weights: for each item j the weight may deviate from its given nominal value w j and attain an arbitrary value in some known interval [ w j − w ̲ j, w j + w ¯ j ].
A periodic function repeats its form in known interval of time.
Assumption 2 The delay between each input/output component lies in a known compact interval.
The combined cross-sectional and prospective design enabled us to compare incidence estimates, derive population-specific FRR on the assays, including for the combined test algorithm, and estimate assay window periods from serial specimens from individuals with known interval of HIV seroconversion.
