The phrase "a set of sampled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items that have been selected or measured from a larger population for analysis or study.
Example: "The researchers analyzed a set of sampled data to draw conclusions about the population's behavior."
Alternatives: "a collection of sampled" or "a group of sampled".
To this end, we propose to use a distance function between a trajectory and a set of sampled points where the spatial distance between two spatio-temporal points is smoothed according to their temporal difference.
Through our proposed matching framework presented in Sections 2 and 3, we efficiently match points and point pairs in a multi-dimensional space defined by a set of available geometric and texture feature descriptors and geometrical constrains of a set of sampled points.
Figure 6 shows a set of sampled salient points and explains Eq. (2).
Therefore, we would use a set of sampled accident scenarios, created in a preprocessing step.
AFLPOP infers for a given genotype and a set of sampled populations, the most likely source population.
Intuitively this means that the matching problem is solved on the worms using a set of sampled weights.
When the company was first established we paid to sequence a set of samples from different populations.
Second, I had sipped, sniffed and slurped my way through seven strong samples of the auction lots (a set of samples costs an astonishing $225) without remembering to spit.
In a valiant attempt to demystify the notorious University of Oxford interview, the top-ranking institution has released a set of sample questions on which prospective applicants – and everyone else – can test their rhetorical and intellectual skills.
Based on the condition, a set of sampled-data synchronization controllers is designed in terms of the solution to linear matrix inequalities (LMIs) that can be solved effectively by using available softwares.
A set of sampled-data distributed estimators is designed for the addressed nonlinear systems in order to meet the following three performance requirements: (1) the asymptotic convergence of the estimation error dynamics; (2) the H∞ disturbance attenuation/rejection behavior against the exogenous disturbances; and (3) the resilience against possible gain variations.
