Sentence examples for epoch at which from inspiring English sources

Red shift is therefore a measure of a galaxy's distance and of the epoch at which we observe it.

This packet delay involves the time epoch at which a packet arrives at the scheduler queue until it is completely transmitted in an unloaded system.

In this case, during the time interval ((0,t_{text{w}} )), the inventory level at RW decreases only owing to demand rate, where (t_{text{w}}) is the epoch at which the inventory level in RW is zero.

The epochs at which these extrema occur are similar to those found from the analysis of the aa index by Elias et al. (2011).

A simple representation of the convergence time adopted here is the time (measured in epochs) at which no less than 90%% of the ambiguities are resolved, with the restriction that the components of the positioning errors are <10 cm.

There were no significant increases in real-time pleasure rating during or prior to the epochs at which chills were experienced for participants who considered the excerpts neutral (Figure 3).

Both models follow closely to the actual number of epochs at which maximum performance was attained.

Reporting on epoch length was fairly high, with 82%% of accelerometry articles reporting the preset epochs at which PA data were sampled.> Additional guidelines published by Ward et al. [ 6] recommended standardized data definitions and processing procedure.

Both models exhibit a good level of performance in terms of prediction, indicated by their ability to closely predict the desired range of epochs, at which training should stop.

The range of the test data, in terms of epochs at which the BGNN achieved minimum error with regards to the training data, was 150 2500, in comparison with 50 250, 43 222 and 70 500 for the actual epoch value, NN predicted value and GP predicted value respectively.

As shown in the previous section, both the NN and GP model have the ability to a certain extent to predict the epoch number at which the BGNN should stop training.