Sentence examples for converging condition from inspiring English sources

The pixel-wise mean square error was used as the optimization metric and an optimizer with a gradient magnitude tolerance of 10−4 and 300 iterations was used as the converging condition.

Figure 3 represents the converging condition of the proposed adaptive GA with the Dp defined in Eqn. (13).

Equations (8) and (9) are solved iteratively to determine the unknown parameters τ and p c until a converging condition is met.

In all cases, investigated region ranged at 1760 1484 cm−1; baseline correction was applied in the above region; statistically converging conditions: FWHH 12 cm−1 with sensitivity set to medium; R2 was 0.9993 or higher and std.

There will be modules on the converging conditions that put soldiers at risk for stress-related disorders, the disorders themselves, reintegration challenges faced by veterans, and then the actual de-escalation tactics, which will be taught by having us run through case studies in small groups.

While infotaxis and chemotaxis strategies converge under conditions of smoothly varying gradients, this is not so in cases where transitions between patches are common.

Now an heuristic argument to obtain the convergence to the solution of the Wilson Cowan equation is the following: The initial conditions converge, the martingale term M n converges to zero and the integral term in the right-hand side of (2.15) converges to the right-hand side in the Wilson Cowan equation (1.3).

It seems fair to say that Amazon's work conditions are converging on those at Walmart, a company that Amazon is increasingly challenging for leadership of global retailing.

The auto-repressor also tends to enhance the response to variations in the external conditions, before converging to a new steady state [15].

The study stresses the converging prevalence of chronic conditions but the continuing divide in receipt of treatment between urban residents and urbanized rural residents.

The research stresses the converging prevalence of chronic conditions between long-term urban residents and these new urbanites yet the continuing urban-rural divide in health insurance based on hukou, as well as the anxiety held by urbanized rural residents in paying medical bills.