Sentence examples for more computational costs from inspiring English sources

Increasing the length of hash vectors will enhance the identification accuracy but will require more computational costs.

When decreasing values of β leads to more computational costs because we are considering a larger solution space.

However, compared with continuous FEM, DGM results in a much larger linear system which leads to more computational costs.

On the other hand, it evidently brings more computational costs in numerical simulations, thus efficient and accurate time integration schemes are highly desired.

Wrapper methods could perform better but would require much more computational costs than filter methods.

If the number of segments is too large (low resolution in time-series modeling), then it will lead to the low accuracy of feature extraction; if the window is too small (with very refined resolution), then a lot more computational costs are incurred.

But this would require more computational cost.

The truss optimization constrained with vibration frequencies is a highly nonlinear and more computational cost problem.

However, the feature extraction by SIFT requires more computational cost than that by Harris's method [6].

This number determines the cost of monitoring collective attention - the more users, the more accurate attention trends can be captured but more computational cost.

Thus 4th-order Runge-Kutta method can provide more accurate solution for the next status, it requires more computational cost for calculation.