Sentence examples for conventional penalty from inspiring English sources
Additionally, rather than conventional penalty approach, ISA utilizes the improved fly-back approach to handle problem constraints.
The second is based on the conventional penalty of two log-likelihood units for an additional estimated parameter in model selection [ 49, 50].
The conventional sparse penalties are ℓp-norm (0 < p ≤ 1) and ℓ0-norm, respectively.
In conventional imaging, the penalties for increased field strength include increased noise, susceptibility and chemical shift artefacts, significantly higher radio frequency (RF) power deposition and tissue heating, reduced longitudinal relaxation (T1) contrast, inhomogeneity effects due to eddy currents and wavelength effects[13].
We also make some accuracy comparisons with conventional DG and interior penalty schemes.
We introduce exergy cost for waste treatment as the energy penalty into conventional exergy efficiency.
Investigating parametric importance can incur considerable time penalty since conventional sensitivity analysis relies on a large number of code evaluations to produce accurate results.
The emission of fuel cell is low as compared to conventional vehicles but as penalty, fuel cell vehicles need additional space and weight to install the battery and storage tank, thus increases it production cost.
These include eliminating loans with large "balloon" payments; starting a pilot program to have branch offices "refer up" customers with good credit ratings into less-expensive conventional loans; limiting prepayment penalties to the first three years of a loan; and limiting the amount of certain up-front fees to 9percentt of the loan value.
In a simulation study the proposed S4VDPCA method is compared to conventional PCA, the RSPCA with lasso penalty, with adaptive lasso penalty and with SCAD penalty.
Conventional social programmes and tougher penalties won't work, Blair said, on what he called the "group of alienated, disaffected youth" who stand outside the social mainstream.
