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Each patient's residence was assigned to a Rural – Urban Commuting Area (RUCA) category [ 26, 27] by applying a publicly available ZIP code approximation to implement Categorization A [ 28], which defines four categories: Urban, Large Rural Town, Small Rural Town, and Isolated Small Rural Town.
When treating these dynamics involving sinusoids, a common approximation is to implement Fourier-Bessel expansions [27].
These partition-based techniques have many advantages including very efficient multi-phased approximation while being simple to implement.
For this purpose, a cylindrical discrete-layer model with a simple and efficient approximation approach is proposed to implement parametric studies on properties of composite materials for patch repair, patch thickness, adhesive shear modulus, adhesive thickness, and thickness of the pipes.
The implicit numerical scheme that we have investigated is based on finite difference approximations and is straightforward to implement.
For instance, VanRaden [ 2] described an iterative method to implement approximations of both BayesA and BayesB.
The distribution approximation filter (DAF) is used to implement the non-linear data fusion algorithm.
Nonlinear multi-variance behaviors are transformed to a multi-local linear model using a fuzzy approximation method, which is used to implement control steadily and rapidly for the global system.
The following detection problems are studied in this article, to assess the capability of learning machines trained to minimize the Cross-Entropy error to implement good approximations of the NP optimum detector: Case study 1: Detection of Gaussian fluctuating targets in presence of Additive White Gaussian Noise AWGNN).
To implement the nonlinear approximation, we keep the N largest coefficients in the transform domain, reconstruct the data and evaluate the data fidelity in terms of PSNR.
It may be possible to implement the distribution approximation described here, accounting for dependencies by conditioning on shared tree branches.
