Sentence examples for little computational complexity from inspiring English sources

On-line looking up tables can be designed with little computational complexity in practice.

Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) technology has been mainly used in the applications with low-frequency sampling and little computational complexity.

However, compared to 1D-PCs, 2D-PCs are of surprising symmetry, stable regularity, good interpretability, and have little computational complexity in real applications.

It keeps the simple structure of the look-up-table controller and leads to a little higher computational complexity.

In the following, we will propose a lower bound to achieve the better performance but having a little high computational complexity comparing with the upper bound.

An additional advantage of our approach is also that we may incorporate uncertainties in the measurements with little additional computational complexity.

It can improve the estimation accuracy of violent motion sequences with a little sacrifice of computational complexity, while reducing the computational cost greatly when dealing with smooth sequences at the premise of high estimation accuracy.

However, despite the prevalence of these approaches in comparative genomics, there has been little examination of their computational complexity and scalability.

Solutions are quick to find; less computational complexity; requires little or no numerical analysis; solutions usually suboptimal but could be close to optimal; approach is suitable for large and practical networks.

The objective of the new algorithm is to lower PAPR close to ordinary SLM technique with reduced computational complexity with little performance degradation and achieves better system resource utilization.

The ultimate goal of selecting the weights is to reduce BER while maintaining low computational complexity and requiring little extra knowledge (such as channel information).