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Statisticians know that merging two approximations does not produce precision; rather, it produces galimatias.
In the sequel, we show that even the (asymptotic) best choice for μ n for Poisson approximations does not perform well in the relative sense.
On the other hand, methods based on sub-diagonal Padé approximations do not suffer from this bottleneck.
Furthermore, it turns out that the approximations do not hurt the classification performance when used for active learning or one-class classification, where only the induced ranking of test examples is of interest.
The first characteristic feature of the VTCR is the use of a new variational formulation of the problem to allow the approximations within the substructures to be a priori independent.In other terms, these approximations do not necessarily satisfy a priori the transmission conditions with respect to displacements or to stresses at the interfaces between substructures.
As such cards are commonly installed on most desktop computers, we expect that this will prove useful in many cases where simple analytical descriptions are not available or appropriate, e.g. in complex geometries or where short gradient pulse approximations do not hold, or for the analysis of diffusion-weighted MRI in complex tissues such as the lungs and brain.
The various approximations do not differ in size but only in quality which is additive in nature.
Since (1.19) has the unique solution,, then the successive approximations do not converge to the solution of (1.19).
While reasonable conclusions can be drawn about the extent of resources in these basins, the approximations do not address future economic profitability.
In contrast to the similar WKB or phase integral approximations, these approximations do not break down in the reflection region (Langer, 1937; Miller and Good, 1953).
The numerical approximations do not deal with this problem but with an analytical model the solution is held in form of an equation.
