Sentence examples for expected optimization from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the analysis of the expected optimization time of a specific algorithm has in general no implications on the behaviour of other algorithms — even if they differ only in some aspects.

In this case one can extend the lower bounds obtained for the expected optimization time of the (1 + 1 -EA to other EAs based on the dominated reproduction operator.

Compared with previous models that were mainly based on the use of fixed decision factors and did not taken into account the treatment cost, this model introduces a relationship model based on back propagation algorithm to determine the set of decision factors according to the expected optimization targets.

As expected, optimization based on long-term statistics results in lower efficiency.

From first principles, the mean "optimum" expected from such an approach is 140 ms, and the expected variance (average square of deviate from that mean) is simply (80 + 40 + 0 + 40 + 80)/5 = 3,200 ms, giving an expected optimization scatter (SD of difference, SDD) of √2 × √3,200 = 80 ms.

The results also suggest that further improved material quality and device performance can be expected via optimization of growth parameters.

In addition, the expected improvement optimization is employed to select the representative data, so no redundant data are used in the modeling.

Further improvements in the solar cell performance are expected through optimization of cell structures and doping levels.

It is expected that optimization of these acquisition parameters increases the detection rate of angiographic failures, providing an opportunity to take additional measures and prevent unnecessary repeat procedures.

As even a computer novice might expect, "Mac optimization" is useless.

Some experts in the field expect the optimization of light performances with soluble materials that could be printed to take more than 10 years at the time of writing this scenario story.