The phrase "a simpler variant of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two versions of something, indicating that one is less complex than the other.
Example: "This is a simpler variant of the original recipe, making it easier for beginners to follow."
Alternatives: "a more straightforward version of" or "a less complex form of".
British soldier Fred Lord Hilton MM later recalled: The demigasse was a simpler variant of the flame fougasse.
Seeger [13] used the name separator model for a simpler variant of (2) with one class variable only.
This comparison includes the proposed GP model (GP robust), a simpler variant of the model without the robust and constrained likelihood (GP standard), Bayesian linear regression on the sequence features f (Linear regression, Bishop (2006)) and a support vector machine (SVM, Fan et al., (2005)).
PMDL is a simple variant of perfectly matched layers (PML) and is equivalent to rational approximation-based local ABCs.
For two-fluid flows with arbitrarily large density ratios, a simple variant of the ghost-fluid method appears to be a perfect remedy.
PMDL is a simple variant of perfectly matched layers (PML) that is also equivalent to rational approximation-based local ABCs (rational ABCs); it inherits the straightforward approximation properties of rational ABCs along with the versatility of PML.
The ABC analyzed in this paper is the perfectly matched discrete layers (PMDL), a simple variant of perfectly matched layers (PML) that is also equivalent to rational approximation based ABCs.
Here it is shown that Sigma is not only capable of performing a simple variant of speech recognition via the same knowledge structures and reasoning algorithm used for cognitive processing, but also of leveraging its existing knowledge templates and learning algorithm to acquire automatically most of the structures and parameters needed for this recognition activity.
The local ABC used here is the perfectly matched discrete layer (PMDL) which is a simple variant of perfectly matched layers (PMLs) that is also equivalent to rational approximation-based local ABCs (rational ABCs); it inherits the straightforward approximation properties of rational ABCs along with the versatility of PML.
The approach of [5] uses adaptive weights in the aggregation step and a simple variant of DP for pixel matching.
A grammar that specifies a simple variant of buildings is specified as a twodimensional shape grammar with the rules S, X, Y and Z (left).
