Sentence examples for negligible accuracy from inspiring English sources
In our context, the target is to find a compromise in the reduction of the GPU's memory usage with negligible accuracy degradation that allows motion estimation system self-adaptation under appreciable environmental conditions and changes in a reasonable time.
The termination tolerance was set sufficiently small that negligible accuracy was lost in inverting the estimates, and direct ML estimates of k (obtained by maximizing the log-likelihood function derived from equation (1)) matched k̂ = 1/α̂ to beyond the fourth decimal place.
When the validation and the training sets are not genetically related (unrelated families) or represent populations with different genetic structures and different linkage disequilibrium patterns, then negligible accuracies are to be expected.
When we solve Eq. (3) by assuming fluid property variation to be negligible, greater accuracy in estimated sandface temperature can be achieved when radial segments in the reservoir facilitate variation of fluid properties from one node to the next.
For large necrotic cores, filtering had negligible effect on accuracy (SI) and for small necrotic cores, the accuracy slightly increased from 0.86 to 0.89.
Furthermore a linear combination of predictions from models was applied with negligible gain in accuracy.
The development of such a model involves identifying any factors that can be neglected with negligible loss of accuracy.
Results showed that lumping can speed up computations up to 250 times with negligible loss of accuracy.
The examples show that replacement with real poles leads to negligible loss of accuracy in time domain simulations.
Numerical tests demonstrate that the theoretical stability properties are valid in practice with negligible compromises to accuracy.
A recently developed method, termed plane-wave reciprocal-space interpolated scattering matrix (PRISM), demonstrates potential for significant acceleration of such simulations with negligible loss of accuracy.
