Sentence examples for given number of components from inspiring English sources

Some spintronic devices may be able to do more logical work with a given number of components than traditional chips can manage.

One important problem is that in some cases one may not be able to find evidence that favors a model of a given number of components over another model that contains more or fewer components.

The y-intercept in selectivity vs conversion plots was obtained using cubic spline extrapolation methods in which the input (experimental) data were split into a given number of components, and each segment fitted with a cubic polynomial.

The figure shows how the proposed method has the best posterior approximation accuracy with a given number of components, except in the 4D speed case where AS has slightly better accuracy.

The statistical tests that will be considered have four objectives: 1) to determine the number of components of the mixtures, 2) to choose the best mixture among the models with a given number of components, 3) to test for endogeneity and 4) to test for random effects.

Since MCR-ALS is a method that, for a given number of components, calculates concentration profiles and spectral traces that best describe the spectral changes of the data, these spectra can be directly compared to (preprocessed) pure analyte spectra.

In this paper, we investigate and present an approach to creating all possible product configurations and variations based on a given number of base components and optional number of complementary components.

We use a Bayesian parameter estimation to fit a given number of Rician components to the FLImP distribution, thus inferring the underlying distances, their uncertainties, and the number of measurements for each component.

Using Gaussian mixture model (GMM) for detecting change in the background (or equivalently validating the presence of foreground) for a given number of Gaussian components is known to yield desirable results in the presence of moving or more appropriately ' evolving' backgrounds.

Although this previous study considered dynamic hand movements rather than stable hand configurations, the variance explained by a given number of principle components in each case is typically within 5 10% of the other.

Given an optimal set W of vertex-disjoint cliques of R S, it leads to an optimal refinement H. Unfortunately, it can be shown that, given an arbitrary graph with two edge colours AD and S, finding if there exists a set W yielding a given number of connected components is an NP-hard problem (proof not shown).