Sentence examples for convergence indices from inspiring English sources
An important merit of these LMI conditions is that there are adjustable convergence indices prescribed for both the time and batch directions, and an adjustable robust control performance level for the closed-loop system.
Fitting and convergence indices are introduced to quantify the level of approximation of a mode shape from a polynomial fit to that of a damaged plate and to determine the proper order of the polynomial fit, respectively.
As convergence might be an issue in a Bayesian analysis (see online Appendix S1), and because there are not many convergence indices to rely on, information should be added about convergence, for example, by providing (some of) the trace plots as supplementary materials.
Convergence was assessed by using the standard deviation of split frequencies as convergence index with values < 0.005 interpreted as indicating good convergence.
The influence of both spatial and temporal discretization is discussed, using the Grid Convergence Index (GCI) based on Richardson extrapolation.
A valid method, Grid Convergence Index (GCI) was used to determine the numerical uncertainty of the simulation results.
A coherence function, a convergence function, and a convergence index are introduced to evaluate qualities of measured cross-correlation functions and associated cross-power spectra.
In order to validate CFD results, the grid convergence index (GCI method) has been used to estimate the uncertainties caused by grid-spacing and time-step.
To efficiently perform the grid independence study for the new cyclone, a new framework using the adjoint solver and the grid convergence index is proposed and tested.
The numerical uncertainty for the turbine performance with blade deformation and a yawed inflow was evaluated using the concept of the grid convergence index (GCI).
In order to confirm the numerical accuracy of the simulations, a grid dependency analysis is performed and the convergence index and rate are calculated.
