Sentence examples for by the parameter h from inspiring English sources

It is convenient to think of f1(h,p(h)) as a family of functions indexed by the parameter h with p(h) denoting the corresponding variables.

By shifting the index of (44) and multiplying by the parameter h j and summing over j we get ∑ j = 0 k h j x r − j = ∑ i = 1 k b i z i r − k ∑ j = 0 k h j z i k − j = 0 (47).

The steepness of the activation function is determined by the parameter h.

The Ising model estimates such intrinsic properties by the parameter h (see eq. [2] in Materials and Methods).

The 2 transport mechanisms are distinguished by the parameter h, which defines the relative mobility of the unbound transporter (i.e., the rate of transition of the unbound transporter relative to the translocation rate of the bound amino acid-transporter complex).

Figure 2B depicts the decay of singular values for BIR2 (dashed line) and BIR1 (solid line), both mimicking the current decay of singular values shown in Figure 1, A and B. The decay of BIR1 reflects the polynomial function i − 1, but smoothed by the parameter h, as indicated in (18), with less shrinkage for the first singular values and increasing shrinkage toward the later singular values.

The parameter h is the mean number of genes gained by HGT per genome.

The size of the smoothing window is determined by the smoothing parameter h. Figure 3 illustrates how a signal value, the black point, is being estimated using a kernel with a gradually increasing smoothing parameter, h.

The fractional Brownian motion (FBM) is a family of Gaussian process which is indexed by the Hurst parameter H ∈ ( 0, 1 ).

With the increase of the end sharpness (described by tapering parameter h), the frequency of the spin-wave edge mode increases rapidly and its oscillation areas in the both ends of element gradually increase and move toward to the central area.

This behavior is the consequence of the interplay between the bit rate and the packet loss rate of the chosen MCSs controlled by the parameter t h PER.