The discretization of the continuously valued message is straightforward but highly inefficient in terms of the number of coefficients required to obtain a given fidelity goal.
The FC collects the signals from all sensors and reconstructs the source according to a given fidelity criterion, for example, minimum mean-squared estimation error.
A wrong choice easily leads to a large number of the parameters needed to represent the message with a given fidelity or to a high computational load when processing FN update equations.
Therefore, the amount of computational resources that one needs in order to obtain a given fidelity for the quantum state of the simulation increases with the amount of bosonic excitations.
The board shall elect from their number a financial officer who shall give adequate fidelity coverage in accordance with section 1761b 2) of this title.
"These simulators give enough fidelity that people can experiment," explained Richard Stone, a 33-year-old professor of industrial and manufacturing systems engineering at Iowa State, and the study's lead researcher.
To give high fidelity of detection of low power ZigBee signals, NBP exploits the reliable cross-correlation technique[16, 17].
A combination of the spectroscopic sensing capability of metallic tips with DEP trapping of molecules will give high fidelity data and could result in novel scanning probe techniques.
Like many a memoir writer, Wright gave his fidelity to feelings rather than to facts.
Given the fidelity of the fine-scale transport and reaction processes built into ODT, and good flow modeling observed, more reduced combustion models will be challenged to capture nonpremixed flame reignition.
An obvious goal is to have a canonical representation with the smallest possible number of parameters and an easy enough FN update evaluation for the given approximation fidelity.
