Sentence examples for approximation the number of from inspiring English sources

For accurate approximation, the number of sigma points required in this approach is significantly higher than UKF, thereby making the Gaussian Sum-UKF computationally intensive.

To obtain a good approximation, the number of hidden neurons must be high enough.

As in our work, the authors aim at maximizing the number of identification within the scheduling period(t), but they model the performance of the reading process with an approximation: the number of tags identified increases linearly up to a saturation point.

Allowing for some overestimation (the 104 mangrove species reported [19] for Malaysia possibly include species other than true mangroves) or approximation (the number of mollusks reported for both La Réunion and Indonesia is 2,500 and is probably a rounded-up figure), the current inventory of CMB in the IO region, as known from OBIS data, stands at about 35,000 species.

To the first order approximation, the number of birds in the barn does not affect the chance of an outbreak, as the probability of infection per bird is very small (results not shown).

log2 was chosen since the cDNA is amplified using the non-linear process of a PCR-reaction in which, in first approximation, the number of fragments grows exponentially with each cycle.

For most cubature rules, even in sparse grid approximations, the number of function evaluations is considerably greater than 2 n + 1 and therefore the SCM is computationally more expensive.

For the analytical approximation with Equation 9, described under Analytical Approximation above, the number of operations required for the computation depends on the details of the data as this determines the number of operations.

In focussing on subsistence income, Orshansky's poverty thresholds provided a reasonable first approximation of the number of families in great need.

That sounds like a pretty good approximation of the number of people who will ever get really fired up by privacy.

These techniques may enable progress on the Riemann hypothesis, which is connected to the prime number theorem (a formula that gives an approximation of the number of primes less than any given value).