Sentence examples for capable of approximating from inspiring English sources
Universal knowledge based approximators comprising of neural networks and fuzzy logic methods are capable of approximating the nonlinearities and the uncertainties of practical systems.
MLP is capable of approximating any measurable function from one finite-dimensional space to another within a desired degree of accuracy (HornikK and White 1989).
This paper presents a kinematic procedure to synthesize planar mechanisms capable of approximating a shape change defined by a general set of curves.
With proper selection of feed-forward neural network architecture, it is capable of approximating most problems with high accuracy and generalization ability.
Note that T-S fuzzy models are capable of approximating nonlinear behaviors of smooth systems, which is achieved by blending a set of local linear models through nonlinear membership functions [18].
Since our technique and the one suggested by [12] are both capable of approximating the depth information only for areas with moving objects, watching the resultant stereoscopic video streams may create visual discomfort for viewers.
The present modified Pagano method combined with the SA method is capable of efficiently approximating the available 3D solutions of FG plates to any desired accuracy.
A four-layer, stacked-shell model of the composite hat-shaped element, after calibration against experimental test data, was found to be capable of closely approximating the failure modes and provide agreement with the load vs. displacement behaviour observed during the experiments.
The processor is capable of determining approximate match and providing distance information as well.
A team of Japanese researchers from Keio University in Tokyo have demonstrated that an amoeba is capable of generating approximate solutions to a remarkably difficult math problem known as the "traveling salesman problem".
In this work we set out to expand and calibrate an SDFL method that is capable of mapping approximate distances within and between proteins as well as studying protein dynamics and conformational changes.
