Sentence examples for inexact estimation from inspiring English sources

The GE-GSC still leads to the worst performance resulting from the inexact estimation of the actual steering vector.

Furthermore, to strengthen their work, the authors assumed an inexact estimation for the secondary path, which is the case in most practical implementations for the adaptive filter.

For this work, the assumption used considers an inexact estimation for the secondary path which may cause errors on the number of coefficients or on their values as was done in [21].

Indeed, [25] shows that, compared to no interference cancellation, SIC still doubles the system capacity even with 50% channel estimation error which causes inexact SIC.

We therefore combine with the data some inexact subjective information about the coefficients, using the Theil-Goldberger mixed estimation technique.

We note, however, that we have not demonstrated that the assembly of wild-type and mutant PA63 monomers occurs in an even ratio and in a purely random manner, so our estimation of the number of mutant monomers required to exert dominance in a hetero-oligomer may be inexact.

The calculations are inexact.

Journalism can be inexact.

"Sure, science is inexact.

Seasoning is also inexact.

It's an inexact science".