The phrase "ambiguous solutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to answers or outcomes that are unclear or open to multiple interpretations.
Example: "The team presented several ambiguous solutions to the problem, leaving us unsure of the best course of action."
Alternatives: "unclear solutions" or "vague solutions".
If redundant measurements are available, they can be exploited to eliminate ambiguous solutions.
Based on this argument, the model explains why people perform worse in a spatial relation problem with ambiguous solutions than in a problem with a single solution.
Future works include improving the algorithm by overcoming the error uncertainties caused by ambiguous solutions.
Figure 5 Geometrically ambiguous solutions for the problem of associating a parallelepiped to a blob.
Several other issues have been considered in this classification approach, in order to cope with static occlusion, ambiguous solutions and objects changing postures.
We propose a chemically aware post-filtering (Figure 2) subroutine that deals with the ambiguous solutions arising from the MCS search.
His pieces incorporated patterns that reveal "an exciting ambiguous solution," said Christian Witt-Dörring Witt-Dörring of decorathee arts at the museum who organized the show.
It is presumed that the maximum number of allowed iterations and acceptance criteria for the algorithm to not flag an ambiguous solution for another iteration play major roles.
If the node is evaluated for the first time then, we store solution in the stack and loop through all nodes calculation to determine if it is involved in any possible ambiguous solution sets.
Using this strategy, we can differentiate between arrangements with exact solution (i.e., the formation can be explained by exactly one mechanism), arrangements with nonambiguous solution (i.e., only one mechanism explains the arrangement but there are several events possible) and arrangements with ambiguous solution (i.e., conflicting solutions of different types).
Randomized matrices S take significantly more iterations for clustering, since many minima are almost equal regarding the target function, rendering solutions ambiguous.
