Sentence examples for modeling inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

We used the same methods to investigate the effects of white matter (WM) modeling, inaccuracy in electrode co-registration, reduction in sensor number, and errors in skull conductivity estimation.

The position feedback controller is designed based upon an exponentially weighted moving average (EWMA) method embedded in an internal model control (IMC) structure constructing a run-to-run IMC (RtR-IMC) control scheme in order to deal with system bias or modeling inaccuracy.

A possible explanation is that as the Fourier basis expansions are truncated in (4), an effect similar to the Gibbs phenomenon, together with spectral leakages, may lead to modeling inaccuracy at the beginning and the end of the frame [3, 5, 7 9].

It seems likely that the certainty of phase on homozygous regions overcomes the potential power loss due to modeling inaccuracy of HBD.

SMC scheme is chosen because its known robust performance under dynamical disturbances and modeling inaccuracies.

All possible disturbance effects that arise in practice, namely modeling inaccuracies, wind disturbances and ground effect, have been considered in the simulation studies.

This method led to satisfactory tracking of the reference input but a steady-state error was present due to modeling inaccuracies.

Both the structural and the acoustic parameters addressing the stiffness as well as the damping modeling inaccuracies need to be considered simultaneously in the model updating framework in order to obtain an accurate estimate of these parameters.

The sets of constraints and have to be satisfied with some margin so as to compensate for modeling inaccuracies.

A robust approach is achieved inserting margins on all performances, so as to compensate for modeling inaccuracies.

Such modeling inaccuracies lead to parsing inaccuracies (see next subsection), and therefore generative grammar models have been refined in various ways, for example (in so-called lexicalized models) allowing for specification of particular phrasal head words in rules, or (in tree substitution grammars) allowing expansion of nonterminals into subtrees of depth 2 or more.