The phrase "analytical algorithms to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or processes that involve the use of analytical algorithms for a specific purpose or application.
Example: "We are developing analytical algorithms to improve data processing efficiency in our software."
Alternatives: "analytical methods for" or "analytical techniques to".
Demobbed geeks once overshadowed by gun-toting commandos have made the most of their expertise in cybersecurity, data storage, mobile communications and analytical algorithms to help transform the basis of Israel's economy from orange groves to mobile-phone apps.
This paper presents analytical algorithms to calculate recovery factors for radial flow systems, which is expected to be more accurate for peripheral water-flooding reservoirs.
Previous research endeavors in earthmoving research devised analytical algorithms to minimize the total earthmoving cost and developed simulation models to optimize earthmoving resources and processes.
This methodology uses AI techniques and analytical algorithms to discover retinal parameters of interest.
In the Methods section, a new analytical algorithm to weighted 3D datum transformation is derived in detail, based on the Lagrangian extremum law with the constraint that the rotation matrix is an orthonormal matrix.
Among other things, we simulated the mobility of vehicles with realistic trace data, modeled the network as a geometric random graph, and also derived an analytical algorithm to estimate the probability that each node in the network has at least k neighbors.
Note that almost all the aforementioned attempts are constrained to the use of analytical algorithms only to generate a predictive model of students' success and failure.
We used an exon array and designed analytical algorithms and parameters to identify GBM-specific splicing events in an unbiased manner.
New analytical algorithms are needed to capture such a clearly nonlinear system, as the current case-control studies are primarily designed to screen for simple, stable effects shared across a large cohort.
Generally iterative methods are more commonly used because of their improved signal-to-noise ratios compared to analytical algorithms, such as filtered back projection (FBP) [ 8– 10].
Because of the way in which the task breakdown is required for GPUs, not many existing analytical algorithms are easily portable to GPUs.
