Sentence examples for more sophisticated transformations from inspiring English sources
It has to be noted that more sophisticated transformations with respect to DFT and DWT exist, which are characterized by properties of invariance to changes in rotation and shift.
More sophisticated transformations involve the BOX-COX procedure.
More sophisticated transformations of continuous covariates, for example using spline functions or fractional polynomials, could also be considered but these would add to the computational demands and were not explored.
It is possible for a more sophisticated transformation to yield tighter bounds but not necessarily a feasible analytical expression.
The more sophisticated transformation procedure in the Dutch standard was successfully validated based on full-scale measurements in earlier research.
Several techniques for amalgamation of indicators are available, from simple linear combination to more sophisticated mathematical transformations and combinations.
In this view it would be tempting to suggest that such 'superiority' requires more sophisticated visuomotor transformation processes which translate in an increased level of activity in AIP when right-handers used the right hand for accurate tasks.
The Fed, which regulates bank holding companies, is now developing a "robust" set of key indicators for emerging risk concentrations and market stresses, including more sophisticated measures of leverage and maturity transformation, he added.
The property industry, meanwhile, has become markedly more sophisticated in how it readies the ground for demographic transformation, by engineering the change in atmosphere that will draw in young creatives to a "new" area.
In this paper we show how to overcome this limitation by using more sophisticated face descriptors in combination with a powerful feature space transformation technique.
The demonstrated optofluidic parallel waveguides will open new doors for more sophisticated and elegant photonic elements such as Eaton lens, designing via transformation optics.
