The phrase "a method analogous to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two methods that have similar characteristics or functions.
Example: "The new algorithm employs a method analogous to traditional sorting techniques, making it easier to understand."
Alternatives: "a method similar to" or "a method comparable to".
FDLP can be seen as a method analogous to temporal domain linear prediction (TDLP) [20].
First, using a method analogous to that in [21], we construct a supersolution to employ the sub-supersolution method.
The flow field is calculated with a vortex method, whereas the concentration field is simulated through a method analogous to the vortex method.
However, this number can be reduced using a method analogous to principal-component analysis, at the price of a certain loss of information (for more details, see [2, 4]).
weakly in ( L p ( x ) p ( x ) − 1 ( Q T ) ) N as ϵ, η → 0. Step 3. Using a method analogous to [7], we get ∥ ∂ u ϵ η m ∂ t ∥ L 2 ( Q T ) ≤ C, where C is independent of ϵ and η.
Next, we estimated the location of the scatterers using a method analogous to the source-scanning algorithm (Kao and Shan 2004) in which the amplitude of seismic waves was back-projected onto hypothetical sources to obtain the spatial distribution of 'brightness'brightness
By process of continuous recompression and editing, Burril employed a creative method analogous to programming experiments and data-moshing.
We created a scoring method analogous to the safety specification of Risk Management Plans in which we categorized follow-up requirements as 'identified risks', 'potential risks' and 'presentation of risk data' [ 1] (Box 1).
Using an estimation method analogous to difference-in-differences, the paper finds that gender-based differences in literacy, primary school completion, and secondary school completion are larger for minority ethnic groups compared to others, or ethnicity-based differences are larger for women compared to men.
The problem of whether or not we can construct a shrinking projection method analogous to that given in Theorem 1.1 for solving a common fixed point problem for a finite family of quasinonexpansive mappings in a geodesic metric space is still open.
To validate this argument, they introduce a transformed domain method analogous to the spatial domain patch-based MRF and implement the system for removing compression artifacts from images and videos.
