However, these data-aided timing phase acquisition approaches use only a fraction of the data (e.g., a four-symbol segment sync among 832 symbols in the data segment) to optimize timing offset.
These methods break a genome into much smaller chunks by converting genome-wide short sequence reads into much longer high-quality contigs that are individually assembled from a small fraction of the data at a time.
In addition, ML bootstrap analyses employ a truncated run-time and distort a fraction of the data (with replacement) such that each search of a bootstrap iteration may be less complete.
The advantage of the adaptation approach is that the amount of user-specific speech material composes only a fraction of the data required for building a speaker-dependent state-of-the-art speech recognizer.
As a result, a fraction of sales data potentially available for reporting is represented in this database.
The performance of the proposed approach returned high accuracy and the results revealed that when large datasets are concerned, only a fraction of the data is needed for creating a system to predict the review ratings of textual reviews.
Participants in randomised trials may be dismayed to learn that only a tiny fraction of the data collected in a trial is presented in the trial's report.
The FastMRI project, begun in 2015 by NYU researchers, investigates the possibility of creating imagery of a similar quality to a traditional scan, but by collecting only a fraction of the data normally needed.
But this is just a fraction of the data that can be collected during a match.
In the same way that a regression line should not suffer too much if a small fraction of the data set is removed, a similar robustness should persist in the BiFold visualization.
It's a major loss, because now the impact will have to be monitored from the ground, yielding only a fraction of the data AIM would have gotten, and at a fraction of the precision.
