Sentence examples for method more robust from inspiring English sources
A high value for the crossover probability should result in a faster convergence rate; conversely, a lower value should make the differential evolution method more robust.
A special filtering technique is designed to make the method more robust with respect to such instabilities.
This makes the MMPDE method more robust in the presence of rarefaction waves which feature rapid change in higher-order derivatives.
The proposed three-way strategy can be easily designed and executed, obtaining a multivariate analytical method more robust than using a traditional two-way modeling technique.
All metric surfaces with the disk topology are mapped to the planar disk using OMT-Map, which avoids huge area distortion, thus rendering our method more robust.
We use a Random Sample Consensus (RANSAC -based algoRANSAC -based this cooperalgorithmhod more robustoagainst outlier data fabricated by Sybil nodes.
To make Off-Policy methods more robust for expressive policies we propose a second algorithm, DART (Disturbances Augmenting Robot Trajectories), which injects optimized noise into the supervisor's control stream to simulate error during data collection.
Understanding what regression analysis and assumptions and how statistician efforts made these methods more robust and interpretable, and reflecting reality would change forcing E(Y|X)=aX+b models onto data showing correlations (not causality).
Unfortunately, while tech may be blazing a trail that includes improving communications, increasing access to resources, making payment methods more robust and more, attitudes across the region can be major hurdles that hinder development.
The last decade has also seen an important development of tools and methodologies to treat a wider range of empirical problems, making these methods more robust when assessing aggregate effects.
Third, the last decade has seen an important development of tools and methodologies to treat a wider range of empirical problems, making these methods more robust when assessing aggregate effects.15.15
