Sentence examples for differences between the approximated from inspiring English sources

Model validation did not reveal significant differences between the approximated and measured values.

(We assume that this can be achieved to an accuracy of 10°.) The error is therefore the difference between the approximated value and the quantised ground truth.

We model a mobile transmitter's path through a vehicular scenario and assess the success in tracking it by measuring the distance between the actual and estimated positions, in addition to the difference between the approximated direction of travel and the real one.

Also the difference between the approximated output ŷ (t ) and the output y(t) of the original model can be bounded by so called error estimators.

The fitting correlation coefficient was 0.985 with a standard deviation of 111.9 HU in the difference between the approximated CBCT value and corresponding FBCT value, and a mean difference of zero was obtained.

Note that the proposed approximation is almost the same as the exact SEP.AWGN ChannelsRayleigh Channels Figure 5 The SNR differences between the approximate expressions and the exact expression of the SEP for cross -QAMs.

The time difference between two oscillations was computed as the phase difference of the approximated signals.

The mean original IDVG was 7.44 ± 1.83 l and the rate of disappearance of glucose from plasma was 0.069 ± 0.018 min. Bland Altman plots of the differences between each approximated IDVG and original IDVG are shown in Fig. 1.

The difference between the approximate and the exact enhancement factors is within a few per cent.

The difference between the approximate solutions and the optimal ones is bounded by 0.5%, and it hardly increases with the increase of the problem size.

The algorithm iteratively maintains and adapts an approximating distribution to the true datasets per the difference between the approximating datasets and the true datasets used as the multiplicative weights for updating.