Sentence examples for constant approximation from inspiring English sources

The simplest thing we can do is to make the "constant approximation", and approximate the cube root of 28 by 3, as if the cube root function were a constant.

We provide a simple constant approximation algorithm, which improves upon previous results when 2 ⩽ α ⩽ 2.7.

This problem is NP-complete and a constant approximation algorithm does not exist for this problem (unless P = NP).

A multi-layer model of FGM coating with piecewise constant approximation for Young's modulus variation is used.

According to piecewise constant segmentation criterion, we obtain the partial differential equation based on polynomial piecewise constant approximation.

(A later sentence noted, "As the reader might find intuitive, we can tremendously improve our scheme over the constant approximation by including the leading order near-threshold behavior of matrix elements").

Constant approximations of some properties and coefficients were further made to render the coupled equations linear.

By means of these constant approximations, we are able to derive conditions that simultaneously imply both the existence of Zeno behavior and the local exponential stability of a Zeno equilibrium point.

In analogy to the standard procedure of linearizing a vector field at an equilibrium point to determine its stability, in this paper we study the local behavior of a hybrid system near a Zeno equilibrium point by considering the value of the vector field on each domain at this point, i.e., we consider constant approximations of nonlinear hybrid systems.

The front tracking method is based on piecewise constant approximations to Riemann solutions, called front tracking Riemann solutions, where continuous rarefaction waves are approximated by finite collections of discontinuities, so-called non-entropy shocks.

Based on this framework, Chan and Vese [3] developed the frequently used variational segmentation model, which simplifies the Mumford-Shah model to the case of piecewise constant approximations of the image intensity.