Sentence examples for inaccurately observed from inspiring English sources

Belief Vector In the optimization problem (4), the channel availability state S m) is partially and inaccurately observed, which means the internal states of the system cannot be obtained specifically.

As a result, we formulate the optimization problem as a POMDP, in which it is assumed that the system dynamics are determined by an MDP, but the underlying state can only be observed inaccurately, or with some probabilities.

With one exception, the first inaccurately reconstructed trees were observed at the 20-fold ratio (Table 2).

"Forget Patrick Wolf, No Bra are going to be massive," he observed, almost certainly inaccurately.

The most common outcomes were for subjects to both accurately detect and accurately locate manipulations, or both inaccurately detect and inaccurately locate manipulations.

Their 1973 paper published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute inaccurately concluded that "where a relationship was observed, abortion was associated with increased, not decreased, risk".

We observed a substantial number of inaccurately stated residue positions that primarily arise because of a discrepancy in the actual translational start site, or because the open reading frames, as documented in SGD, generally do not reflect post-translational cleavage of the gene product.

Identification of the water source(s) used at each residence was complicated because calendar years are not widely observed in Bangladesh; therefore, years may be recalled inaccurately.

Although we found that the degree of spine flexion was affected by abdominal circumferences and age, and also observed a difference in Cobb's angle between the accurately and inaccurately identified groups in the neutral position, we did not observe a difference after full hyperflexion of the lumbar spine in the lateral position under X-ray just prior to anesthesiologist identification.

More specifically, if an observation does not conform to the expectations of a scientific law, then either (1) the observation was illusory or interpreted incorrectly, (2) the observed event took place outside the specified conditions to which the law applies, or (far less likely), (3) the law is inaccurately formulated.

We observed that a substantial proportion of individuals in the overweight and obese categories inaccurately classified their weight status; almost half of the overweight and most of the obese participants misperceived their weight status.