The phrase "algorithm coefficients" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, statistics, or computer science, particularly when discussing the parameters or weights used in algorithms.
Example: "The accuracy of the model improved significantly after adjusting the algorithm coefficients."
Alternatives: "algorithm parameters" or "algorithm weights".
Algorithm coefficients have been derived from simple regression analyses between surface and space-based observations.
Radiative transfer simulations further show that such a field-based algorithm can be applied directly to MERIS Rayleigh-corrected reflectance (Rrc) after adjusting algorithm coefficients.
Radiative transfer simulations showed that the algorithm can be applied directly to MODIS Rayleigh-corrected reflectance (Rrc) after adjusting algorithm coefficients (URMSE uncertainty of 56.4% for MODIS Rrc data) for Chl-a concentrations <1000 μg L−1.
However we are now receiving data with improved precision and thus increased care must be exercised in the derivation of algorithm coefficients and the interpretation of the derived temperatures.
We can see from the results above that in order to keep the algorithm stable, the step size for updating the algorithm coefficients should be exactly in the same interval as the one shown in Eq. (17).
We can see from Eq. (15) that in order to keep the algorithm stable, the step size for updating the algorithm coefficients should be 0
For the type of active RFID scenarios considered, where the number of tags is varied as well as how fast they pass a reader, simulation results show the importance of, based on the number of tags, selecting the correct length of the Initial Contention Window and the algorithm coefficient.
DEMETRA optimised the algorithms' coefficients fixing them in the freely-available software to produce the same result in all European countries.
To identify or equalize wireless transmission channels, or alternatively to evaluate the performance of many wireless communication algorithms, coefficients or statistical properties of the used transmission channels are often assumed to be known or can be estimated at the receiver end.
In the proposed algorithm, the coefficients of a 2-D IWT are decomposed by 4 × 4 blocks to further remove redundancy, compared with direct encoder by EBCOT of JPEG2000.
(ii) GL algorithm (GL coefficients) .
