Sentence examples for more tractable problem from inspiring English sources

This kind of machine learning question can be transformed into a more tractable problem [12].

Using these concepts, the seemingly complicated design task is reduced to a far more tractable problem which is solved globally.

We approach the ML estimation problem by solving a simplified and more tractable problem which allows the use of convex optimization tools for its distributed solution.

Though protein folding problem still remains unsolved, the possibility of having multiple sequence solutions for a single fold makes protein design a more tractable problem than protein folding.

The bulk of evidence suggests that these cells exhibit characteristics of glial cells, a finding that may elucidate basic mechanisms of neurogenesis and make isolating stem cells a more tractable problem.

The task of providing an adequate theory of approximate truth that fits the history of science and directly addresses the problem of ontological continuity has hitherto defeated realists, but a much more tractable problem is to display the structural commonalities between different theories.

Should statistical analysts simply declare fourth-down decisions a dead subject and move on to more tractable problems?

This method 'additively' decomposes the original tracking problem into two more tractable problems, namely a tracking problem for a deterministic nonlinear 'primary' system, and a disturbance rejection problem for a linear time-invariant 'secondary' system.

The more analytically tractable problem of minimizing the interference power is considered first, and a closed-form expression for this criterion is derived as a function of the antenna spacings.

Most other countries have similarly failed, so the waste from today's reactors piles up.As it happens, long-term waste disposal is among the more tractable nuclear problems.

This constraint, common to many genome mapping methods (Bergeron et al., 2004; Chauve et al., 2010a Chauve and Tannier, 2008; Ma et al., 2006; Ouangraoua et al., 2009; Tannier, 2009) and genome rearrangement studies (Alekseyev and Pevzner, 2009; Zhao and Bourque, 2009), results, in general, in more tractable algorithmic problems for the assembly phase.