The phrase "common filter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a filter that is widely used or shared among a group or system.
Example: "The common filter applied to all the data sets helped to ensure consistency in the results."
Alternatives: "shared filter" or "standard filter."
compiled the common filter dataset, re-reduced observations where necessary and led the analysis and writing of the manuscript.
In aquarium buildings the tanks are usually grouped so that they have a common filter and method of temperature control.
A common filter bandwidth is characteristic of widely favoured BNC filter pairs: the classical CDF 9/7, the Villasenor 6/10, and the Villasenor 10/18.
Additionally, a simple device test strip for rapid and on-site detection of Cu2+ has been designed by immobilizing the RL-CdTe@SiO2 QDs on a common filter paper.
A common filter is to use mutual information to estimate the relationships between each feature and the class labels (mutual relevancy), and between each pair of features (mutual redundancy).
This chapter presents an introduction to the characteristics of four of the most commonly used filters and enables the user to design very quickly and easily a filter that will meet, or exceed, most of the common filter requirements that are encountered.
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This chapter covers some common filtering processes: strainers, cartridge filters, vacuum drum filters, filter presses, and membranes.
A general outline of this process is given first, followed by a common filtering scenario in detail (Eliminate High Background Times).
The common filtering procedure is to directly update the state and parameters as one single vector, which is known as the Joint-EnKF.
One of these is the wide range of incidence angles at which the collected beam hits the beam splitter, as the performance of common filters degrades when the incidence angle deviates from the design angle.
