The phrase "assumed to capture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a hypothesis or expectation regarding the ability of something to represent or include certain elements or characteristics.
Example: "The model is assumed to capture the essential features of the data."
Alternatives: "expected to encompass" or "believed to represent".
On the receiver side, a free field with an infinite baffle is assumed to capture the transmitted sound power.
The various positions Mr. Pujol must have assumed to capture different angles of his subjects give the installation a certain dynamism.
The final layers are generally assumed to capture information that is relevant for solving the specific task, image classification in our case.
"This is just an incredible portrait of hate," said Miller, who is black, just after standing from a low crouch he assumed to capture a set of vigil keepers standing behind police barricades, Confederate and American flags.
The sniffers are assumed to capture all present traffic without dropping any packets.
The latter group is assumed to capture the counter factual trend for the treatment group which would have been observed in the absence of the policy change.
The variation of MUEs' outage probability with the increase of parameter ε m is illustrated, which is compared with worst-case scheme and non-robust scheme when fixing I m t = 10 N 0. The worst-case scheme is assumed to totally capture the uncertainty of channel gain where the outage probability is 0. The outage probability decreases steeply from 18% to 1.8% as Ω m increases from 0 to 0.5.
This "rational optimization" assumption is untestable, however, without additional assumptions about why and how consumers care about their level of consumption; therefore consumers' preferences are assumed to be captured by a utility function.
The image on the left-hand side of the screen shot is assumed to be captured from the camera installed on the front of a vehicle.
Unobserved occupational-specific effects on wages are assumed to be captured in ϕ k, while Φ i is an individual-specific disturbance term, relating to the effects of unobservable variables that vary across individuals.
The image streams are assumed to be captured by a camera mounted on a mobile robot, and visual landmarks with high visibility are automatically extracted from the image streams.
