Sentence examples for larger entries from inspiring English sources

In these figures, dark pixels correspond to small values of the log-likelihood or path mismatch penalty and bright pixels correspond to larger entries of the corresponding matrices.

In the C 1 norm minimization, larger entries are penalized more heavily than smaller ones, unlike the more democratic penalization of the C 0 norm.

We see that, decreasing the value of L, on the one hand, will decrease the value of 1 ( N - L + 1 ) 2 ; on the other hand, it will also decrease the eigenvalues σ ̃ i 2, resulting in larger entries of d ̃ σ In fact, from (11) and (14), we see that, the effect of L resembles the smoothing technique in array signal processing.

The halligan is part of a larger entry kit that also contains bolt cutters and a sledge hammer.

His discussion of film production was first published in 1965 as part of a larger entry on motion pictures written by a collection of experts.

On the other hand, if the energy of two atoms is less uniformly distributed, small coherence might be due to one larger entry in the sum being cancelled out by many small entries.

To tackle the noise influence of the dataset, only k largest entries of each representation are kept in the subspace clustering.

For two vectors (mathbf{x},mathbf{y}in[alpha,beta]^{l}), let (x_{[i]},y_{[i]}) denote the ith largest entries of x and y, respectively.

Utilizing this knowledge, the estimated set of assigned signatures (widehat {mathcal {T}}_{mathrm {A}}) is dictated by the K largest entries of signal recovery (widehat {mathbf {x}}).

But large entries from division operation in solving the Vandermonde system may still amplify the quantization noise contained in the measurements.

The light grey curves show the legacy approach used in [12 14] that assumes to know K; there, the indices of the K largest entries in the AMP recovery compose (widehat {mathcal {T}}_{mathrm {A}}).