Sentence examples for numerical rounding from inspiring English sources

Two of the remaining three were attributed to a numerical rounding off uncertainty and the last one to an unexplained deviating SULpeak value at baseline for one observer.

Deviations from hermiticity on the order 10−15 are typical, as are deviations from unit trace on the order 10−13, likely caused by numerical rounding error.

The resolution of this paradox is a numerical effect: as the dynamics approaches the heteroclinic cycle where the connection is in a clustered subspace, there can be numerical rounding into the subspace.

Reliabilities calculated by the marker-based model and the equivalent model approaches were equal within the numerical rounding error.

For two traits (stature and udder score), the likelihood ratio test statistics were negative (but very close to 0), which was due to numerical rounding or not finding the mode of the likelihood exactly.

A large number of tyny geometric distortions are caused by the depth inaccuracy and the numerical rounding operation of pixel positions.

It is proven to guarantee accurate gradient computations with zero numerical round-off errors, but requires complexifying the numerical code.

Unlike traditional numerical methods, the proposed GFEMg l made it possible to tackle this class of problems by avoiding refined crack front meshes in the global domain as well as numerical round-off errors.

It is charge- and energy-conserving to numerical round-off for arbitrary implicit time steps (unlike the earlier "energy-conserving" explicit PIC formulation, which only conserves energy in the limit of arbitrarily small time steps).

In numerical analysis, round-off error is exemplified by the difference between the true value of the irrational number π and the value of rational expressions such as 22/7, 355/113, 3.14, or 3.14159.

Numerical examples round off the investigations.