The phrase "a lower computation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing levels of processing, calculations, or algorithms that require less complexity or fewer resources.
Example: "In this scenario, we opted for a lower computation to improve efficiency and reduce processing time."
Alternatives: "a simpler calculation" or "a reduced computation".
It is revealed that the SPSA PSO converges to a superior solution compared to the SPSA and PSO having a lower computation cost.
(3) Compared with mixed-code genetic algorithm, the proposed method can obtain a similar result with a lower computation cost and, compared with the approximate model that does not consider node drift and orbital altitude decay, the proposed method has better convergence efficiency.
Again, MAMPC exhibits a lower computation burden than AMPC and FAMPC.
But the vector measurement system requires a lower computation burden, highlighting the advantage of such system design.
However, a judicious calibration requires a compromise between a best performance and a lower computation time and complexity.
The benefit is twofold: a lower computation time than for the projective model and its ability for direct extraction of relevant motion parameters (scale, rotation roll, and translations in the xy-plane).
The proposed collocation method leads to a significantly lower computation time than the Extended Galerkin method for the same accuracy.
Part I of this work introduced efficient reduced-order five-dimensional (5D) stress and strain spaces that can be used to predict ratcheting and mean stress relaxation phenomena at a much lower computation cost than in traditional 6D formulations.
As such, the proposed technique achieves high-resolution imaging with a significantly lower computation costs.
However, utilizing blocking island to guide the search and bandwidth allocation, BHS achieves a much lower computation complexity.
This novel formulation requires less binary variables and continuous variables to formulate a problem, resulting in lower computation times.
