Sentence examples for To be approximated from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, the state-action value function of the used RL-method needs to be approximated by so-called function approximation methods.

Known among formal statisticians as the Monte Carlo method, this approach takes spectacularly complex phenomena like weather patterns and stock performance and allows their behavior to be approximated, if not determined.

Hence the number Dn of derangements can be shown to be approximated by n!/e This number was first obtained by Euler.

Now, the rate for a risk-free investment may need to be approximated, and the center of the global financial structure seems much less solid than it was just a few years ago.

If a definition of happiness has to be approximated from investigations into its opposite, this may suggest the nature of happiness to be so difficult to grasp that it can't be looked at directly for blinding us, like the sun.

The results must only be considered to be approximated.

For Fig. 9c to be approximated to Fig. 9d, r M  < < r N must hold.

On the other hand, the semilogarithmic graph seems to be approximated by a straight line.

Node displacement is taken as the structural response to be approximated.

From these results, simple formulae are proposed that allow the radiation ratios to be approximated closely.

When there is no information about the black box function to be approximated, an exploratory design is usually taken.