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Unlike the traditional approximation methods where the structure of an approximate model is fixed, the structure of the GP tree itself is modified and optimized and, thus, there is a possibility that GP trees could be more appropriate or accurate approximate models.

The traditional approximation for pi is 22/7, which has led some people to suggest Pi day should be July 22.

Approximation has been considered as a solution to this challenge; however, traditional approximation approaches have limitations in terms of performance and usability.

An initial-value problem is formulated with linear Boussinesq equations to study the inertio-gravity waves without the "traditional approximation" that is to include a complete effect of rotation.

We also see a large gap between the traditional approximation for the effective length in [22] and what is obtained in this article using random matrix theory.

The traditional approximation procedure for Bayesian models is Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) (Sorensen and Gianola 2002, Van De Wiel et al. 2013).

An adaptive approximation framework is proposed to resolve the computational burden caused by the large domain of design variables, and it is demonstrated that much less computational expense than that of the traditional approximation-based optimization method can be achieved.

They call these partly connected systems "small-world networks". "The traditional approximations of networks, which assume either that everything is completely ordered or completely random, cannot in general predict the kinds of properties that we see in small-world networks," Watts has written.

For r=15, a more realistic value, we obtain the images shown in Fig. 4. Images associated to T or T SFG are severely degraded roughly 25 30 dB lower than the typical values offered by traditional approximations.

It is necessary to include the cosine Coriolis terms for fully understanding the atmospheric motion, which is named 'non-traditional approximation' (NTA).

Unlike the traditional function approximation methods, the current method constructs the approximation using one sample at a time.