Sentence examples for much computational cost from inspiring English sources

The latter can be calculated easily without much computational cost after the statistics for marker pairs have been computed.

That means much computational cost is needed to pay to solve a set of non-linear partial differential equations.

So, we utilize the energy centrobaric modification method [11] to improve the accuracy of SPICE without adding too much computational cost.

Brox and Weickert [14] proposed a nonlinear structure tensor by diffusing J0 under the image gradient field ∇u, which may bring much computational cost.

Comparison between the DDFEM and two classical methods shows that the DDFEM can indeed save much computational cost, while achieving high accuracy.

Although it looks computationally inexpensive to numerically integrate the differential equations of Eq (1), it takes much computational cost because of 'stiffness' that comes from the step function of Eq (2).

A function evaluation using the FVM, in general, is required much computational costs in fluid/thermal systems.

Simulation results have demonstrated that the proposed HFF-AAC can perform as good as or even better than the traditional FB-AAC under much simpler control synthesis and much lower computational cost.

Our experimental results show that (1) the proposed quantizer is able to achieve performance close to the optimal quantizer (i.e., Lloyd Max quantizer for GMM) in the sense of mean squared error (MSE), at much lower computational cost than it; (2) the proposed quantizer is able to achieve much better MSE performance than a uniform quantizer, at a cost similar to the uniform quantizer.

As an alternative to the usual computer simulation, we develop an error event analysis, which has a much lower computational cost, and apply it to two LDPC codes of the IEEE802.11n standard used as examples in this article.

Results are obtained for benchmark problems in computational aeroacoustics at a much reduced computational cost.