Sentence examples for high level estimation from inspiring English sources

In this paper, robust outlier statistics are investigated, focussed mainly on a high level estimation of the "masking effect" of inclusive outliers, not only for determining the presence or absence of novelty-something that is of fundamental interest but also to examine the normal condition set under the suspicion that it may already include multiple abnormalities.

The algorithm proposed in this study was applied to 10 data sets measured in an indoor environment and exhibited a significantly high level of estimation accuracy.

Recently, the demand has increased for high level power estimation simulators that allow an early design space exploration from the power consumption perspective.

Actually, they often simply establish a high level task estimation (e.g., small, medium, large), in which large, or even medium, implies that they should consider breaking the story into smaller ones.

Architectural design space exploration and early area budgeting for ASIC and IP block development require accurate high level gate count estimation methods without requiring the hardware being fully specified.

The proposed method does not have this increase in speech distortion for higher noise-level estimation increase rates.

Although the estimation result is better than Kalman filter, there is still a high level of noise on the estimation.

Thus, methodological adjustments improving accuracy of transcript level estimation by high throughput sequencing might be possible.

A high level of precision (indicative of low estimation error) is a desirable property of any estimate, but may require substantial resources (e.g. more time, multiple reviewers and larger numbers of patient records).

These numbers are very substantial for IRT research and therefore permit item parameter estimation with a high level of precision.

This research introduces a methodology to extract Unadjusted Function Point (UFP) counts from architectural behavioral models utilizing a framework called Monterey Phoenix (MP), lightweight formal methods, and high level pseudocode for use in cost estimation models such as COCOMO II.