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But an approximation can be made.

As for the running cost, optimal multi-dimensional global recoding is an NP-hard problem, but an approximation algorithm with cost ({mathcal {O}}(nln n)) in the size of the data set has been proposed in [16].

The model is mainly deterministic, but an approximation for stochastic extinction of all initiated cells after high doses of radiation is made.

We assume that the distribution of [ g| m obs ] is multivariate normal, which for the non-genotyped animals is not strictly true, but an approximation.

Light scattering data of the first fraction did not give reliable results, but an approximation suggests that around 24 subunits (4 × 6-mers) are assembled.

Although not a single-cell technique per se but an approximation, they have further expanded single clones to address the noise and memory of DNA methylation patterns in pluripotent and differentiated cells comparing ES cells and fibroblasts, respectively.

Note that the KNN-Descent algorithm does not provide an accurate KNN graph but instead an approximation.

In [5], the author has considered the invalidation of stop-and-go approximation, but took an approximation that the time from the transmitter to the reflector equals to half of the round-trip delay time.

The negative charges are supposed to form a fixed 'background charge', which is correct for the semiconductor but is an approximation for the electrolyte.

By this algorithm, not only can the bulk physical quantities be evaluated more precisely but also an approximation to the boundary thermodynamic quantities can be obtained.

This method has time complexity linear in the number of players, but has an approximation error that is, on average, lower than Owen's.