Sentence examples for defective sampling from inspiring English sources

The reason is due to its defective sampling strategy with large dimensionality of the state space.

In a preliminary research, 23 coins had been studied with scarce results due to a defective sampling procedure and to a very bad state of conservation and consequent impossibility of numismatic identification.

Even if defective samples can be spread out in feature vector space (defects are unpredictable and can be of several variations in a single structure), more compactness can be expected for non-defective samples: k-means should not fail to put at least one centroid in the non-defective sample group.

It can be noticed that non-defective samples have lower values than defective samples as the model successfully represents the non-defective sample Fig. 9 Fourier spectrums of a the computed model, b a non-defective sample and c a defective sample from the 15° delamination test block.

Always for the 15° delamination defect test block, in Fig. 9 the Fourier spectrums of the computed model for non-defective sample, a non-defective sample and a defective sample are shown.

The artificially defective samples are examined under the axial tensile tests according to ASTM D1002-01 standard.

It can be seen that the produced model is a Fourier spectrum that more closely resembles the Fourier spectrum of a non-defective sample than of a defective sample.

Remarkably, the Quantum Hall signature of our devices remains robust, even though defective sample edges result from the beam exposure.

Fig. 8 Non-defective and defective samples for the 15° delamination test block plotted according to the correlation distance from the devised model.

The result obtained then is shown in Fig. 14, the threshold value Th was manually adjusted in order to get the best discrimination of defective samples.

No significant difference in the degree of reticulation was detected between the defective samples and a reference specimen coming from the manufacturer.