The phrase "a regularization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, statistics, or machine learning, where it refers to a method of adding information to prevent overfitting or to simplify a model.
Example: "The researchers proposed a regularization of the model to improve its predictive accuracy."
Alternatives: "a modification of" or "an adjustment of".
Both sides have predicted a significant stimulus to their job markets and economies — by up to 1 point of gross domestic product — and a regularization of standards that may force competitors like China to follow their lead.
We will need a regularization of defined by (3.4).
In our work, we propose a regularization of the phase information.
We derive coupled equations for φ and η which give a regularization of the problem.
The application of the current material formulation leads to a regularization of the Karush Kuhn Tucker conditions.
Unfortunately, the explicit calculations of viscous profiles for a regularization of (7) is in general a difficult task.
The accuracy of the numerical solution depends on a regularization parameter of the Tikhonov regularization technique and some parameters of the MFS.
A regularization parameter of zero was used for transformation of electrode mean amplitudes into a three-dimensional distribution of cortical activation, thus achieving the smoothest of all possible solutions.
In mDC, the feature vector is augmented by a regularization constant of unity to acquire the property of Euclidean distance and maintain the computational efficiency of direction cosine [ 12].
We use a regularization parameter of 10−2, and a bandwidth parameter of 0.5 × h n in this experiment (h n is the median distance as explained in Section 2.5).
A regularization parameter of the method may be optimized on basis of the minimal correlation between the residuals as prescribed by the Durbin Watson statistics.
