Sentence examples for computational constrains from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the descriptor length can be increased or decreased accordingly to the computational constrains.

In addition, a computation-constrained DSR (CDSR) control algorithm is proposed to manage the computational complexity while maximizing video coding quality in a real-time computational constrained scenario.

Bidimensional convolution is a low-level processing algorithm of interest in many areas, but its high computational cost constrains the size of the kernels, especially in real-time embedded systems.

The RANEs operate with a time resolution of 10 ms, which has been proven to be a good tradeoff between computational complexity (constrained by the real-time operation requirement) and accuracy of results.

Generating a small tractable set of testable hypotheses our computational analysis constrained the pool of regulatory candidates by more than 60%.

WSNs are characterized by severely constrained computational and energy resources, and an ad hoc network operational environment.

While one can contemplate various attractive choices, due to computational issues, we constrain ourselves to the quadratic case.

Geometric effects of the alteration of shape parameters is also discussed, including design oriented computational methods for constrained shape control of the curve.

In particular, we propose DAC-X, a novel cognitive architecture that unifies the theoretical principles of DAC with biologically constrained computational models of several areas of the mammalian brain.

However, different indices increased the computational cost and constrained the satellite data sources, and the traditional classification methods (e.g. Maximum Likelihood Classification) could be a time-consuming process and difficult to carry out over a large area like China.

One approach for constraining computational models of biological systems is to acquire and optimize for both spatial and temporal data for the signaling components.