Sentence examples for knowledge estimation from inspiring English sources

To the best of the authors' knowledge, estimation techniques considering inter symbol interference between data and training symbols, as well as training sequence design, have not yet been developed.

Both figures show that acquiring a statistical knowledge (estimation) of the interference activity parameters (Markov transition rates) yields a performance advantage over the case with no information and brings the performance close to the ideal case of perfect non-causal knowledge of the interference activity.

Armed with this knowledge, estimation of odds of death for any particular group of interest lay simply in multiplying appropriate numbers in the figure.

Using a priori knowledge in estimation: In this paper, estimating the parameters of all the sinusoids in the CFRs plays a major role in obtaining an effective CFR.

To the best of our knowledge, Doppler estimation in the FFT domain has not been elaborated in the GNSS literature.

We are interested in a semi-blind receiver that neither requires prior knowledge, or estimation, of channel and antenna array responses, nor relies on statistical independence between the transmitted signals.

Since both are non-causal (one being odd and other even), full cancellation of reactive forces and matching of radiation damping requires knowledge or estimation of device velocity into the future.

However, to the best of our knowledge, direct estimation of the short-term effects of air pollution within a cohort study has rarely been attempted.

The epistemic models allow a rough, knowledge-based estimation of probabilities of damage from abnormal actions.

Some of them are based on existing quantitative knowledge and estimations (e.g., penetration of nanoparticle production technologies, technical characteristics of washing machines, consumer behavior), while others are harder to describe quantitatively and therefore require a qualitative approach (e.g., patent data, policies, regulations).

Effect of inaccurate scatter estimates: Scatter estimation requires knowledge about the attenuation distribution.