Sentence examples for a specific estimation from inspiring English sources

However, the complexity of the tissue movements under freehand compression requires the use of a parametric displacement model and a specific estimation method adapted to sub-pixel motion.

First, a structural analysis is performed on the basis of detectability measures in the light of the column characteristics, yielding candidate structures for a specific estimation task.

The structure is chosen to execute a specific estimation task with a suitable compromise between state reconstruction speed, robustness, and number of ODEs.

A specific estimation procedure is developed to adjust a Gaussian process model in complex cases (non-linear relations, highly dispersed or discontinuous output, high-dimensional input, inadequate sampling designs, etc).

Due to the time-consuming feature of this algorithm, a specific estimation method was used to calculate the values of AMBE recursively to facilitate its implementation.

These grazing periods were defined by a specific estimation of the biomass and stocking rate in the RBG site on a yearly basis.

This approach may be seen as a new technology based on specific estimation algorithms, using the sensor network as a "distributed" sensor place in the field of the distributed parameter systems, with application in the development of methods for monitoring, fault detection and diagnosis, and sensor malfunction detection.

If the full set of official data is not available for a specific country, estimation procedures are employed to obtain estimates for the entire time series.

In order to verify the performance of our HO positioning algorithm, we compare three differently estimated HO positions each of them using a specific coverage estimation method with the actual positions recorded by a mobile terminal.

The criterion is independent of a specific depth estimation algorithm.

For this preamble, we design a specific STO estimation and also show that accurate CFO can be obtained with a simple adaptation of a known technique.