Sentence examples for methods constraining from inspiring English sources
A few examples of inverse modelling have been published [ 4 8], but these methods have relied on either rescaling the results of Monte Carlo simulations or building databases of simulation results, both methods constraining the evaluation space in terms of optical properties and geometrical complexity.
The set of expressions (35), (37), and (38) form a nonlinear system that can be solved by means of numerical methods constrained to the condition that all the probabilities are within the interval.
Limited knowledge of safer conception methods constrained their ability to counsel and support clients in realizing fertility desires.
In spectral unmixing, abundance estimation generally adopts a least squares method (constrained or unconstrained).
Post-stack acoustic impedance was calculated from the stacked seismic data using a post-stack model-based acoustic impedance inversion method constrained by well logs in the KG Basin.
The second method constrains the derivatives of the model to fit to the derivatives of a prior model previously estimated on the simulation data.
Model and observation error parameters are estimated through the maximum a posteriori method constrained by prior information drawn from flow gauging data.
Two key components of the method provide robustness against the common problem of outliers: a feature matching method constrained by uncertainty zones and a Hough-like parameter space vote.
The performance of the Fourier-pseudo spectral method constrained to uniform meshes versus the locally adaptive finite element method and of higher-order exponential operator splitting methods with variable time stepsizes is studied.
Results also show that when quantifying regional-scale river aquifer exchange flux, the river chemistry method constrained the flux (5.20 10.39 m2 d−1) better than the river temperature method (−100 to 100 m2 d−100
The first proposed method constrains the function to fit to the values given by the simulator with a certain accuracy, allowing to take the bias of the simulator into account.
