Sentence examples for minimum input data from inspiring English sources

The developed procedure, CHEOPS, is fast and requires minimum input data; it is very easy to use, the steps for calculating the cooling and heating coefficients being almost the same.

Compared with existing spatiotemporal data fusion methods, it has the following strengths: (1) it needs minimum input data; (2) it is suitable for heterogeneous landscapes; and (3) it can predict both gradual change and land cover type change.

Sensitivity of models to input variables and parameters should be analysed before evaluating and using them in order to identify (a) the minimum input data required for satisfactory simulations, (b) the major cultivation techniques to adapt when designing new cropping systems and (c) the main parameters to be estimated with special care.

The final model is the one that best explains acreage with the minimum input data requirement.

Fuzzy set theory and its derivatives may be used to directly introduce imprecise data into mathematical models with minimum input data requirements (Ferson et al. 1994).

A method is proposed for this task which demands a minimum of input data and which, in particular, does not require accurate measurements around resonance.

Finally, the analysis of watersheds with different sizes and environmental conditions revealed that the minimum spatial input data resolution needed, to achieve accurate modeling results can be predicted from watersheds' terrain declivity and mean annual precipitation.

The S2C requires a minimum set of input data and provides a fast prediction of the estimated system performance.

A simple model needs to be accurate and quick to use, but most importantly should require a minimum amount of input data to construct the model.

One of the best advantages of the present theory is that the composite strength can be well estimated using minimum number of input data, which are the constituent properties and the fiber volume fraction only.

With a minimum set of input data, the use-exposure relationships proposed in this study could be used in screening procedures for potential water quality impacts from the off-site movement of pesticides.