The phrase "algorithm is projected to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing predictions or expectations regarding the future performance or impact of an algorithm.
Example: "The algorithm is projected to improve efficiency by 20% over the next year."
Alternatives: "algorithm is expected to" or "algorithm is anticipated to".
Many mathematical algorithms have been projected to suggest doses and time to next visit for patients on OAT.
Using the 'Kamada-Kawai' algorithm, the nodes were projected in such manner that they hardly showed overlap, facilitating interpretability.
Where applicable, z-axis optical sections were recorded every 0.5 μm, images of a single focal plane were processed with a deconvolution algorithm and optical sections were projected into one picture using Metamorph 7.1 software (Molecular Devices, Sunnyvale, CA).
Based on the developed RWFIM-P algorithm, the entire database can be projected and divided into several sub-databases according to the currently processed itemset, thus reducing the computational costs and memory requirements.
Image stacks were projected using the maximum projection algorithm, edges were detected and the image converted to binary.
For each z-stack, the signal of highest contrast was projected using a C++ algorithm as previously described (Merkel et al., 2014).
Secondly, an improved Sakurai Sugiura algorithm is proposed to solve the projected NEPs with enhancements on reliability and accuracy.
While the ESO is used to estimate the total uncertainties, the projected gradient algorithm is used to estimate the nonparametric uncertainties treated as "time-varying parameters".
Then real-time monitoring of the algorithm is necessary to see if it is performing correctly; you need algorithms to monitor trading algorithms.
"The algorithm is essentially there to green-light projects like albums that are unlikely to require input from us.
