Sentence examples for need for approximating from inspiring English sources

The scalability of the rigorous algorithm is limited due to the "curse of dimensionality", suggesting the need for approximating approaches to solve realistic problems.

In the interim, an alternative formulation which bypasses the need for approximating normal distributions is to directly model the IPD where this is available.

One of the main attractions of the reduced rank model is that it provides a mixed model formulation which allows for genetic covariance matrices that are not of full rank, i.e. it alleviates the need for approximating a reduced rank matrix by a full rank one as required to in the standard MUV implementation (8).

Any type of lateral restraint can be exactly modeled and taken into consideration without the need for approximate simplifying assumptions.

To address the need for approximate evaluation of flow symmetry without causing excessive disturbance to the flow, a new impedance void meter design has been developed and tested under a variety of conditions.

The solution of the continuity equation in practical applications is examined, and the values needed for approximate solutions are indicated.

Further, in many cases, it is impossible to solve nonlinear equations exactly, and therefore there is a need for some approximate solution method.

As it would require a large amount of signaling to enable perfect interference CSI in the MIMO case (estimates of the MIMO interference channels, received interference and signal covariance matrices), there is need for an approximate solution.

The use of the entire raw spectrum eliminates this need for an approximate model and the calculation of any chromophore concentration.

The cycle flux cannot be calculated from pi except for simple diagrams, such as that for the gramicidin channel, and a Monte Carlo simulation was needed for the approximate solution.

The population share of individuals aged 20 40 living in d approximates the need for immigrants due to demographic factors in the destination country, thus capturing the "openness" of country d towards immigrants or its "willingness to welcome" them simply because they are needed.