Sentence examples for constrained error from inspiring English sources

SXC localizations, however, have prompted fast, and deep counterpart searches over highly constrained error boxes.

It could be argued that the rest of the Meditations is designed to provide a way of showing that the Author of his being is perfect and, although he (Descartes) has made errors in the past, if his epistemic equipment is deployed properly and his will is constrained, error can be avoided.

The procedure is based on a constrained error minimization approach and uses only experimentally identified complex modes and complex natural frequencies together with, for the non-viscous model, the mass matrix of the system.

PMF is a positively constrained, error-weighed variant of the bilinear model and is most commonly used in factor-analysis applications.

We provide bounds on the minimum possible error of any unbiased photoclinometric surface slope estimate, and compute the sample sizes necessary to constrain errors within desired design thresholds.

To rigorously identify differentially expressed genes with multiple pairwise comparisons, false discovery rate (FDR) correction was applied to constrain errors [ 60].

We found that for the unimpaired speakers, the gender of the target word constrained the error committed, while this was not the case for the AD patients.

Furthermore, design trade-off among the peak constrained reconstruction error ripple size, subband filter ripple size, and the subband filter transition-band bandwidth of the QMF banks can be obtained from the presented algorithm.

These values correspond to the constrained minimum error stated in equation (11) obtained in 1,000 iterations designed to explore a wider region in model-parameter space thus improving the chance of approaching the global minimum at a reasonable computational cost.

Since the dictionary mismatches are constrained by errors of grid points, we introduce the constrained total least squares (CTLS) technique [20] in AMP-CTLS to jointly estimate the grid point errors and xΛ, i.e., solving (4).

Compared to the approach of using the nucleosomal barrier as a tool to determine k1 and k3, fitting the Vmax– F relationship involves one additional free parameter and the values are less constrained (larger errors).