Sentence examples for constraint terms from inspiring English sources

For model calibration, we adopt a regularized least-squares formulation, involving (i) data mismatch, (ii) pattern connectivity, and (iii) feasibility constraint terms.

The values of constraint terms C, α maxk, and C k are held constant in the simulations, but could be shaped over frequency for specific applications.

First, a closed-loop system is formed by incorporating the constraint terms into the system's dynamic equation and then the observer is designed based on the resulting closed loop system.

The first term is the squared residual of the maximum amplitude A max corrected for the geometrical spreading effect, and the second and third terms are constraint terms for the spatial smoothness of unknown parameters with weighting factors (w_{{Q_{0} }}) and (w_{gamma }).

The constraint term imposes sparsity in the estimated signal.

The proposed method adopts an energy function which includes a data constraint term and a gradient constraint term.

Besides, we increase a new constraint term which avoids updating the level set function seriously.

The model constraint term is added into the objective function through a Bayesian framework.

We combine the sparse representation regularization term with the data consistency term and object constraint term of utilizing the indicator function to formulate a new phase retrieval problem.

The first term in formula (11) represents the difference between the projection of the reconstructed projection and the measured projection, that is, the data fidelity item; the second term is the wavelet sparse transformation constraint term; the third term is the total variation difference constraint term.

Showing that spareness of NMF bases is somehow a side effect, Hoyer [20] introduced a constraint term to explicitly control the degree of spareness of learned bases.