Sentence examples for means of approximate from inspiring English sources

This allows for computation of estimates of uncertain system responses conditioned on given observational data by means of approximate integration.

Before 2002, the evaluation of the fading effects in the reception of the M-QAM schemes was performed by means of approximate mathematical expressions.

We present a fast approach to surface reconstruction in range images and organized point clouds by means of approximate polygonal meshing.

We effect model training by means of approximate inference based on a t-divergence measure; this generalizes the Kullback Leibler divergence in the context of the t-exponential family of distributions.

It has been customary to tackle this problem by means of approximate model independent methods while a more ambitious alternative is to study the inflationary scenarios one by one.

However, large system sizes can only be modeled by means of approximate methods using force field potentials, whose predictive power and transferability can be questionable if a direct comparison of the simulation results with experimental observables is sought.

London-van der Waals forces are calculated using a computationally efficient means of approximating screened, retarded Lifshitz-Hamaker constants.

We suggest modified Patankar-type methofs ofirstst- and second-order in time and compare their performance by means of approximating simple linear and non-linear model problems.

The approximate symmetry method is introduced in the next section; the group classification via approximate symmetries is performed in Section 3; in Section 4, in a physical application, the approximate solution is calculated by means of the approximate generator of the first-order approximate group of transformations.

To examine the prediction accuracy of the proposed model, mean ratios of approximate to exact maximum displacement and root mean square error for different isolated period are calculated as evaluation indicator.

At first estimates are made by means of the approximate continuous approach.