The phrase "able to approximate the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to estimate or come close to a certain value or result.
Example: "The new algorithm is able to approximate the expected outcomes with high accuracy."
Alternatives: "capable of estimating the" or "able to estimate the".
Each description is able to approximate the source signal to within a prescribed quality.
It is demonstrated that it is able to approximate the correct solution in two test problems.
The GPR takes this into account as measurement noise and is still able to approximate the system dynamics.
The state is able to approximate the distance field of the real-time data points of the moving target.
This is beneficial because models able to approximate the complex site geology defensibly tend to have high computational cost.
The proposed approach converges very fast and is able to approximate the frequency related to any vibration mode.
Using a non-parametric method, they are able to approximated the background function μ(t) and the response function g(t) for a broader class of functions.
Illustration of the performance of the frequency sampling filter design for different values of is shown in Figure 4 for and It can be seen that with large enough, the FIR filter in (10) is able to approximate closely the (asymptotically) optimal waterfilling solution Figure 4 Optimal waterfilling solution (7) and approximation obtained by the FIR pre-equalizer (10) for and.
Then, we are able to approximate expectations of the form (9). by means of a particle evaluation (10).
Under these hypotheses, we will be able to approximate solutions in the sense of distributions to problem by a sequence of weak solutions to weak problems.
The smaller the time increments considered, the better we are able to approximate continuous changes in parameter values, and the consequent changes to the associated phase portrait and quasi-potential landscape.
