The phrase "accurate complexity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precise nature or level of complexity in a particular context, such as in mathematics, programming, or analysis.
Example: "The accurate complexity of the algorithm was crucial for optimizing its performance in large datasets."
Alternatives: "precise complexity" or "exact complexity".
The learning from early development process in the embryo and fetus promises faster, and facile replacements with accurate anatomical complexity.
However, this type of control strategy requires an accurate, low complexity, easy identifiability, structural flexibility and if possible, invertibility type of models.
In [7, 8], a more accurate frame complexity measure using the MAD ratio and PSNR-based ratio is computed based on the MAD of the previous frames.
Intraday data, on the other hand, although much more accurate, add complexity because they have to be combined with bid-ask spreads at the specific moment of insider trading transaction to determine the effect on security prices.
Whilst highly accurate, the complexity and size of such a setup makes the probe unwieldy and difficult to guide during insertion in a clinical environment.
Comparison results show that the model optimized by DNA based NSGA-II is more accurate and the complexity of the network is acceptable.
This indicates that the solution is reasonably accurate given the complexity of both the downburst wind field and the structure behavior of the conductor system.
We have been working on a learning method based on generalized additive models (GAMs) that is often as accurate as full complexity models, but even more intelligible than linear models.
In order to handle this complexity, accurate 3D FE modeling is considered an invaluable aid in the design of composite bolted joints and is a key focus of the chapter.
Model output was compared to observed patterns, and the most accurate level of complexity thus determined.
