The phrase "approximation speed" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to mathematics, physics, or engineering where speed is being estimated or approximated.
Example: "The approximation speed of the algorithm allows for quicker calculations without sacrificing too much accuracy."
Alternatives: "estimated speed" or "approximate velocity."
But perhaps the simulated translation speed was also changed so that to a first approximation speeds did not change, only the relationship between them?
LINE internally utilize fluid limits approximation to speed up the solving process for large models.
In this paper we focus on system level design, proposing an extensive comparison of the state-of-the-art of MOEA approaches with an approach based on fuzzy approximation to speed up the evaluation of a candidate system configuration.
Since Selman and Kautz's seminal work on the use of Horn approximation to speed up the querying of knowledge bases, there has been great interest in Boolean approximation for AI applications.
Consequently, the posterior distribution of the parameters, in a Bayesian setting, concentrates around the "true" parameters, and we can employ Laplace approximation and speed up the estimation of the expected Kullback Leibler divergence (expected information gain), the optimality criterion in the experimental design procedure.
Selman and Kautz proposed a method, called Horn approximation, for speeding up inference in propositional Knowledge Bases.
We performed a series of experiments to evaluate our proposed imputation framework, which combines a cosmopolitan reference panel with a new approximation for speeding up imputation from large reference datasets.
It implements the standard non-parametric bootstrap and also the so-called rapid bootstrap (Stamatakis et al., 2008), which is a standard bootstrap search that relies on algorithmic shortcuts and approximations to speed up the search process.
The proposed controller is based on a spatially discrete model of the farm, which delivers an approximation of wind speed in the vicinity of each wind turbine.
