Sentence examples for method which augments from inspiring English sources

Rather than introducing sub-resolution models to counteract the lack of resolution, we propose a method which augments N-body merger trees with high-resolution branches generated using a Monte Carlo approach.

Next week, we will introduce Spam Blocker, which augments what we have done with filtering.

Cheap tickets increase the possibility of a sellout, which augments merchandise and concession sales.

A disproportionate number of Black Friday shoppers have multiple credit cards, which augments their purchasing power.

The auxiliary police, which augmented the Afghan Interior Ministry, were riddled with corruption and incompetence.

Without any claim for exhaustiveness, let us cite several difficulties which augment this complexity.

This problem can be solved by ALM method which minimizes the following augmented Lagrange function: (18) || J || ∗ + || S || ∗ + λ || E || 1 + tr ⁡ (Y 1 T (X − X Z − L X − E ) )   + tr ⁡ (Y 2 T (Z − J ) ) + tr ⁡ (Y 3 T (L − S ) )   + μ 2 (|| X − X Z − L X − E || F 2 + || Z − J || F 2 + || L − S || F 2 ), where tr⁡ and ||·|| F denote the trace and Frobenius norm of a matrix, respectively.

The local space search that aims to form new solutions approaching the local optimum is realized based on the concept of augmented simplex method, which exhibits significant search abilities realized in some local space.

An efficient algorithm for the LRSMs is derived by resorting to the alternating direction augmented Lagrange multiplier method, which is suitable for large-scale data.

Alternating direction method of multipliers (ADMM) is another optimization method which uses properties of dual decomposition and augmented Lagrangian methods simultaneously (Boyd & Vandenberghe 2004).

which can be solved by employing the alternating direction augmented Lagrange multiplier (ADALM) method, which is a simple, but powerful, algorithm that is well suited to large-scale optimization problems [28, 49].