Sentence examples for methods and approximations from inspiring English sources

Depending on the methods and approximations used for breaking the ties, JFRP might require even more iterations.

The variation in the total length can be computed (Hill and Weir 2011) and there are also various methods and approximations for computing the numbers and distribution of the lengths of shared regions (Fisher 1954; Donnelly 1983; Stam 1980).

In the article "Real-Time Guitar Preamp Simulation Using Modified Blockwise Method and Approximations", Macak and Schimmel address the modeling of a guitar tube preamplifier by approximating solutions of differential equations using pre-computed multidimensional lookup-tables.

This algorithm is obtained by combining penalty function method and approximation in bilevel programming.

The interpolation method and approximation of curves of Figs. 5 and 6 results in some errors but is nevertheless in good agreement with the results of the reference.

More precisely, the heuristic method and approximation algorithm produce a throughput improvement of 20.9 and 31.6%, respectively, when the number of users is 2, and it becomes 7.86 and 13.9%, respectively, when the number of users is 20. Figure 9 shows the percentage increases in throughput produced by the heuristic method and the approximation algorithm.

Recently, existence results via upper and lower solutions method and approximation of solutions via generalized quasilinearization method for some three-point boundary value problems on time scales have been studied in [16].

The design criteria are evaluated using prediction methods and fitness approximations of these prediction methods.

However, the possible patterns arising from this model is very large and computationally very slow requiring Monte Carlo simulations, maximum likelihood methods and other approximations to arrive at quantitative results.

The method uses interface treatments based on the simultaneous approximation term (SAT) penalty method and derivative approximations that satisfy the summation-by-parts (SBP) property.

This work presents two practical methods to arrive at near optimal tolls – single point approximation methods and multiple point inflation/deflation approximation methods – and compares their performance in terms of computational efficiency and proximity to the optimal solution with two other commonly used meta-heuristics – Genetic Algorithm and Adaptive Simulated Annealing.