Sentence examples for equal costs from inspiring English sources

Table 1 Performance of the algorithm for equal costs of false positives and false negatives.

On the other hand, since the embedding changes with UNIWARD are restricted to textures, the equal costs are in fact plausible.

Under scenarios assuming that possible sites for revegetation have equal costs, our analyses suggest that revegetation programs in the region should strive to create landscapes with a mean revegetation patch size ranging from 780 to 4010 ha.

Our starting point is the observation that in such cases, this intermediate molecule clearly should only be synthesized in one way: given two different ways to synthesize a given intermediate molecule, one will have the smallest asymptotic cost, and even if the two have equal costs, using both induces extra overhead.

We chose two different cost scenarios to measure optimal performance: scenario A assigned equal costs (unit per misclassified pixel) to missed specular highlights and falsely detected specular highlights; scenario B assigned twice the cost to missed specular highlights (2 units per missed specular highlight pixel).

A policy of regulatory "pay-go" would prohibit agencies from issuing new rules, no matter how beneficial they are, unless they first identify and eliminate an existing rule that involves greater or equal costs for industry.

"Coming out of the gate, no one would expect it to be of equal cost".

My daughter's short list included universities of equal cost and quality.

His prediction: depression, without bread lines this time, thanks to the government safety net, but with equal cost to society.

We present uniform-cost algorithms (all landmarks have equal cost of detection and tracking), and weighted-cost algorithms (each landmark has different cost).

Therefore, a modified inversion operator based on equal cost is proposed to improve the convergence of the IA.