Sentence examples for large norms from inspiring English sources

So, in this article, the normalized L p -norms are replaced by large norms in the scale of Orlicz spaces.

Instead, to alleviate the exaggerative effect of l2-norm criterion at points with large norms of error, it is usual to consider the minimization of l1-norm as it puts less emphasis on outliers.

The reason for this is twofold: first, the nonlinearity of the elastic foundation, encoded in the function ρ, makes Ψ expansive for functions with large norms, which can be seen from Lemma 1 (b).

The rationale behind this is that from one side we want to make the residual small as in the conventional least squares, but at the same time, we want to obtain meaningful solutions and exclude those with large norms as they are usually contaminated with noise.

For natural stimuli, the probability of a stimulus P tends to decrease with increasing norm and excluding those low probability stimuli with large norms or limiting the value of their asymmetry correction P̃(σi) can improve the efficacy of the overall asymmetry correction.

However, these shifted systems are often difficult to solve when tA has a large norm.

This means ith row of B is of large norm if ith row of X is nonzero.

By and large, norm-abiding behavior is not, as the rational choice model would have it, a matter of cost/benefit calculation.

The integrating factor (IF) method for numerical integration of stiff nonlinear PDEs has the disadvantage of producing large error coefficients when the linear term has large norm.

Jung and Choi [2] showed the existence of at least two solutions, one of which is a bounded solution and a large norm solution of (1.1), when g ( u ) is polynomial growth or exponential growth nonlinear term.

The other one says that there exist at least two solutions, one of which is a bounded solution and the other of which has a large norm under some condition.