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In this section, we try to check whether the new generalization of operator introduced by Deo et al.[2] and given by Equation 2 has better approximation properties than the classical operator given by Equation 1.
In [19, 21, 22], various better approximation properties of the Szász-Mirakjan-Kantrovich operators, Szász-Mirakjan operators, and Szász-Mirakjan-Beta operators were investigated.
This is due to the better approximation properties of the edge functions in the inside of the two hemispheres (cf. Remark 4).
Of course, the actual net pay will depend on the CEO's own tax position, which we won't know, but applying the federal tax rates gives a much better approximation than gross pay.
The refining improvement of (18c) gets more pronounced with the second order approximation process as a second order approximation is certainly a better approximation than the first order approximation.
In general, the continued fraction method could provide a better approximation than others, and has less numerical computations.
Better approximation and lower scatter than the long-term deflections calculated with other widely used simplified methods have been obtained.
Implicit algorithms provide better approximation of fixed points than explicit algorithms.
The death assemblage provides a better approximation of historical populations than do surveys of the living community today.
Because this last method used indices of abundance, not just presence or absence, the method may give a better approximation of habitat quality than do the other methods.
