Sentence examples for linear addition from inspiring English sources
This accelerated processing speed is possible because the proposed method replaces an iterative optimization by linear addition and multiplication operations.
We use the conventional solutions of the ℓ 1-minimization as a pre-processing step and convert the iterative optimization into simple linear addition and multiplication operations.
Therefore, suppose a linear addition regression model of child malnutrition (y), given as y=alpha +{displaystyle {sum}_k{beta}_k{x}_k+varepsilon } (2).
In [6], the authors introduce the concept of nonlinear DAC algorithm, where standard linear addition is replaced by a sine operation during local state update.
Strengthening mechanisms and strength contributions for those two parameters are expressed respectively as a linear addition of the classical Taylor and Hall-Petch formulations.
The value of heat capacity of the miscible blend does not satisfy simple linear addition of the heat capacities of the two components polymers over the glass transition region.
Furthermore, the glass stability of solutions containing multiple CPAs do not behave as linear additions of binary solutions and interactions between CPAs have a significant effect on the glass stability of these solutions.
A non-periodic grid of simplistic façades is multiplied and fractured with graphic repetition of linear additions.
PCA is a method to condense a multi-dimensional dataset into a set of lower dimensions, in order to reveal the simplified linear structure of the data that often underlies it.[19] In this study PCA represents a transformation of a set of correlated genes into sets of uncorrelated linear additions of gene expression signals called principal components (PCs).
Time-linear addition programs are shown to be insufficient to generate perfectly constant gradients over the whole compositional regions.
It is even possible to define entirely new general linear operations (addition, scalar multiplication, convolution, etc). in order to describe how images are combined, amplified, transformed, analyzed, compared, and measured.
