Sentence examples for adjust the approximation from inspiring English sources

Thus as we had genetic variation in silique length we had to adjust the approximation of Schmitt and colleagues to appropriately reflect this fact.

It estimates approximated transcripts abundance to weight reads and profiling the transcripts sequences, then abundances are re-estimated adjusting the initial approximation on the bases of detected sequencing biases (fragment bias correction).

In addition, another technique which may adjust and correct the approximations is also designed.

We show a reasonable approximation to adjust the window size such that co-occurrence and cooperativity probabilities are comparable between similar and dissimilar PFMs.

Such bounds have utility both for robust control law design and for self-organizing approximators that could adjust the number of basis elements N by adding additional approximation resources in the regions where the approximation error bound is large.

Unlike the other analytical methods, HAM can control and adjust the convergence region and rate of the approximation series solution.

These simulations serve as an additional analysis tool that has been adjusted to the approximation method and allows the adaptive process to be simulated fast and efficiently.

To adjust the trade-off between the accuracy of approximation and computational complexity, Zhang [14] introduces a new parameter N in the N-level simplified affine approximation (N-SAA).

Unfortunately, this setting causes the SAMP algorithm to run massive iteration in order to adjust the number of selected atoms for the adaptive approximation of signal sparsity.

To adjust the optimization results to the engineering requirements, the obtained trajectories are smoothed using the spline approximation.

With this analytic approximation contact height and width can be readily estimated and could be incorporated into an algorithm to adjust the tool path.