Most are approximations to true bi-convex shapes, e.g., glued spheres, sphere-intersections, sphero-cylinders, and super-ellipsoids, and others, such as the discrete function representation, are computationally expensive.
Furthermore, the intermediate structures produced by our algorithm are good approximations to true structures.
The authors concluded that SRAP markers "demonstrated better approximations to true variation within and among buffalograss cultivars," and further pursued examination of this North American endemic herb with a larger germplasm collection of 53 accessions (Budak et al., 2004b).
Also, note that the optimality of the simulation results comes from the fact that the true distributions are known and a single GLD is an adequate approximation to the true underlying distribution.
An approximation to the true intractable posterior distribution can be computed by minimizing the KL divergence between the true posterior and variational distribution.
Nevertheless, it is plausible to believe, at least for well-conserved molecular regions where mutations are reasonably rare and unlikely to have occurred repeatedly at any given variant locus, that the process of approximating small changes with smallest changes could provide a good approximation to the true evolutionary process of the observed set of taxa [ 14].
As the standardized sample size g increases, the distance between simulated and true values decreases considerably, so that for large g, our generalized private allelic richness measures provide a close approximation to the true values in the setting of the simulation (Fig. 1).
It avoids the use of complex algebra but gives a good approximation to the true definition % voltage unbalance [20].
Meanwhile, the rate of approximation to the true solution by the numerical solution is different for different numerical schemes.
The Keplerian system, amended in the manner of Horrocks to infer mean distances from the periods, is therefore the preferred approximation to the true motions.
