The phrase "approximated data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data that has been estimated or rounded rather than being exact.
Example: "The approximated data suggests that the population growth will continue at a steady rate over the next decade."
Alternatives: "estimated data" or "rounded data".
Analytically approximated data are given by solid lines and simulated mean values by circles with error bars showing the standard deviation.
Since the differential values of neighborhood pixels contain all approximated data within the range of the filter window size, the filter window size is not involved in the number of computation steps.
If the coefficient for the difference between the experimental data and the approximated data is less than 0.003, the cell was defined as a non-responder.
We show how variation in the residual sum of squares (RSS) of the approximated data matrix provides a robust estimate of the appropriate number of elements, while simultaneously revealing whether or not an NMF analysis is appropriate for the dataset.
The traditional (linear) PCA tries to preserve the greatest variations of data by approximating data in a principle component subspace spanned by the leading eigenvectors, noises or less important data variations will be removed.
The outlined procedure of approximating data using orthogonal basis functions (here polynomials) and clustering estimated coefficients appears quite naturally in the context of functional data analysis [ 9- 14] 14].
Diesel syngas is approximated from data obtained in a previous NFCRC study of JP-8 and diesel operation of the integrated 25 kW SOFC reformer system.
The incidence and mortality of hepatic TB were approximated using data available from some of the larger case series.
Approximate mean or median fluid volume per patient was approximated from data provided in individual studies (see Addition File 1 for further information).
Linear lines in double logarithmic S N plots are used to approximate data.
