The phrase "a filter based on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a filtering mechanism that relies on specific criteria or parameters.
Example: "The software includes a filter based on user preferences to enhance the search results."
Alternatives: "a filter derived from" or "a filter utilizing".
It is one of the first applications of a filter based on the approach presented by Marsden et al. In this work, an original procedure to impose the filter shape through a specific selection process of the basic filters is also proposed.
For solutions with discontinuities in the solution itself we add a filter based on second-order viscosity.
A noun phrase chunker followed by a filter based on inverse document frequency extracts candidate entities from free text.
In order to reduce the effect of roll eccentricity on the tension measurement, a filter based on bilinear transformation was designed.
In order to reduce the noise level of a silicon microgyroscope (SMG) digital system, a filter based on the theory of Kalman filter algorithm is designed.
A filter, based on experimental data sampled at a high sampling rate, is adapted to suit reduced sampling rates, and the effectiveness of the adapted filters is demonstrated with experimental data.
Fig. 1 Image denoising approaches: a filtering based on neighboring pixels located within a kernel in pixel-based denoising schemes and b filtering based on patches located within a search window in patch-based denoising schemes.
Accessibility to such a large data set allowed us to perform a filtering based on the absence of homozygotes for the variant allele of the identified LoF variants.
To do that, it is put forward a methodology based on the minimization of innovations from a Kalman filter based on a random walk model.
Then, a NPL filter based on a frequency wavenumber analysis is proposed so that only NPLs are isolated from Lamb wavefields.
The paper is founded in part on two empirical studies, which are viewed through a theoretical filter based on a framework from 'requirements engineering'.
