Sentence examples for be able to approximate from inspiring English sources

The features of NN that make them appealing are: 1) they are able to handle large quantities of data, 2) they are universal function approximators and therefore should be able to approximate any genetic penetrance function, 3) they are genetic model free, therefore no assumptions of the genetic model need to be made, 4) they can be implemented in a variety of software packages.

The camera may be able to approximate some of these effects, or convey, through the alchemical interactions of light on the landscape and the human face, a faint equivalent of them.

We will thereby be able to approximate 'net' cross-country differences and similarities in competencies by educational attainment.

For the most part, though, developers will be able to approximate the experience Google shared in its first Glass demo video last year.

It is crucial for diabetics to be able to approximate how many carbohydrates they are consuming so they can titrate their medications effectively.

Through intensive numerical experiments using quadratic functions, the algorithm is shown to be able to approximate derivatives when M is about n/10 or more.

But only recently have we begun to diagnose the scale of the problem, and only in our lifetime has medical science been able to approximate its biological causes.

Other animals must contort themselves into abstractions: a smiling cheetah is almost snakelike as it bends into a "3"; only a snake is able to approximate a "4".

Artificial neural networks (ANNs) are able to approximate accurately complicated nonlinear input output relationships.

Each description is able to approximate the source signal to within a prescribed quality.

It is demonstrated that it is able to approximate the correct solution in two test problems.