"incomplete measurement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to the measurement of something when all the components of the measurement are not included due to a lack of data or resources. For example, "The research team was hampered by an incomplete measurement of the local population."
An approximate frequency response function of damaged model is used to redeem the method for the effect of incomplete measurement.
A mode shape expansion technique based on the best achievable eigenvector concept is presented to solve the incomplete measurement problem.
Also, the effects of incomplete measurement and noisy modal test data on the accuracy of damage quantification are discussed.
We proposed to take advantage of anatomical priors and total variation (TV) minimization methods to reconstruct PET activity distribution form incomplete measurement data.
The figure in the center depicts the incomplete measurement matrix where rows correspond to measurements from a specific sensor and columns to different sampling instances.
Different from the existing event-triggered scheme, a new event-triggered scheme is designed which is dependent on the incomplete measurement.
As for the influence of incomplete measurements, while clearly the best results are obtained when all species are measured (ALL), some improvements can still be obtained with incomplete measurements, in particular for the case NOT-X3.
In [7], Bhattacharya and Başar have adapted compressive sensing techniques to state estimation under incomplete measurements.
In compressed sensing, one can recover sparse signals of high dimension from incomplete measurements.
Controlling the roll motion involves several problems including incomplete measurements, external disturbances, and the model uncertainties.
The main contribution of the paper is adaptive controller design and analysis under conditions of incomplete measurements, incomplete control and uncertainty.
