Sentence examples for adapted error from inspiring English sources
The foregoing concept of human redundancy is integrated with an adapted error recovery process.
Based on the above, it is inferred that for a precise scenario and thus associated with a given restricted set of attacks, we can choose the adapted error correcting codes with our wavelet transform based color image watermarking scheme.
This confirms the intuition that in the presence of alternative splicing and dynamic expression levels, the assembly is broken by breaks in the graph, which can be resolved by topological analysis and adapted error correction as described in the Methods section.
The network weight adaptation rule is derived from Lyapunov stability analysis, and guarantees that the adapted weight errors and the tracking error are bounded.
These weights can be adapted by error Back-propagation algorithm.
To validate this for the three different coverage prediction methods, the absolute adapted velocity errors from the four trajectories were combined in order to compute the MAE.
The early amino acids may have been assigned to strongly interacting codons because these were the easiest ones to use for an early translation system that was still poorly adapted and error-prone.
In [36], the authors investigate the performance of MJPEG 2000 and rate-compatible punctured convolutional codes for streaming over a time-varying binary symmetric channel (BSC); in their work, rate-distortion tradeoff of the coding units adapts the error correction code to the bandwidth and error characteristics.
We perform an analysis on the rate-distortion tradeoff of each of the coding units (tiles and packets) in each frame and adapt the error correction code assigned to the unit taking into account the bandwidth and error characteristics of the channels.
The number of errors that are introduced in the recognized sentence can be modified to adapt the error simulator module to the operation of any ASR and NLU modules.
Error bars are one standard error (Adapted from Strawn et al. [48]).
