Sentence examples for excessive computational burden from inspiring English sources
However, this approach results in an excessive computational burden.
A critical shortcoming of determining co-occurrence probability texture features using Haralick's popular grey level co-occurrence matrix (GLCM) is the excessive computational burden.
Moreover, to avoid an excessive computational burden, two simplified visual control laws are introduced supported by rigorous proofs of stability based on Lyapunov theory.
In order to circumvent excessive computational burden, the direct quadrature method of moments (DQMOM) has been adopted as an alternative approach to solve the transported probability density function (PDF) equation.
The comparison of the average torque, the current, voltage and torque waveforms in several operating conditions shows that the simulation method can predict the comportment of a brushless DC motor without an excessive computational burden, so it can be readily used as a design tool for this kind of motor.
It is decided to concentrate the wind production in large quantities at a few nodes, in order to lower the SCR significantly and avoid excessive computational burden.
The above-mentioned methods suffer from either excessive memory requirement or huge computational burden.
In particular, in [27,28], the Sliding-Window Prony method and the Sliding-Window ESPRIT method were used to provide an accurate estimation of both the harmonic and interharmonic components with high-frequency resolution, but the computational burden was excessive.
However, for large numbers of particles the computational burden becomes excessive and the physical processes down to the scales that need to be resolved may still be inadequately represented.
However, taking the SCM estimator as an example, we at least need K ≥ JN training signals to ensure a full-rank estimate of the JN × JN matrix R. Obviously, the large JN spatio-temporal product will impose excessive training and computational burdens to the detector.
However, computing several engine cycles results in excessive computational costs.
