Sentence examples for boundary adaptation from inspiring English sources

Advantages include decision boundary adaptation to imbalanced misallocation costs, the ability to fix some classification errors, and performance evaluation in imprecise, ill-defined conditions where costs, or prior probabilities may vary.

Also in [16], an improved version of the fast boundary adaptation rule [17] algorithm in conjunction with differential pulse code modulation is applied to increase the R/D efficiency, although coding delays were not provided.

In order to reduce the size of the MAP message, the proposed scheme utilizes the concept of "target side" with a flexible boundary adaptation to effectively fit the traffic in rectangular blocks so that the number of traffic bursts can be minimized.

We proposed an iterative Monte-Carlo method with boundary adaptation, to compute the sensitivity of the absorption efficiency of nanoparticles.

Last, from a cognitive point of view, it may be that this anomaly is introduced by the crossing of a categorical boundary, which during adaptation confers an added degree of suppression upon representations on the other side of the boundary.

Models of range restriction by gene flow along gradients, in the absence of sharp environmental boundaries, suggest increased adaptation in peripheral populations in the absence of competition, as may have been the case during colonisation of the deep sea following mass extinctions (see Carney, 2005, and references therein).

On the other hand, even without accepting Scholem's gloss, the canon lives by mutation and adaptation: every boundary, every category, every rule requires interpretation.

The Lyapunov method is employed to design a robust boundary control law and adaptation laws for ensuring the vibration reduction of the controlled span part.

The discussion covers several advanced aspects like the solution of the Reynolds-averaged Navier Stokes and k ω turbulence model equations, a curved boundary representation, anisotropic mesh adaptation for reducing output error and techniques for solving the nonlinear algebraic equations.

Nevo predicts that populations on either side of the boundary will show unique adaptations that leave them unable to interbreed, even though individuals from the two populations come into regular contact because the boundary is not a physical barrier.

The direct benefits of Environmental Stewardship (ES) schemes are well documented in the academic policy literature and include an increase in the stock and quality of field boundaries and associated wildlife; adaptation to climate change; landscape enhancement; improvements in farm soil and water quality and protection of the historic and natural environment.