Sentence examples for practical approximation from inspiring English sources

IDW is a practical approximation that would not need extra painstaking computation at the application level.

The method of relative entropy with quantile constraints minimizes this information and has a practical approximation, which is used here.

The model is based on a working practical approximation in that the total start-up time is reduced by one third.

Experimental and theoretical analyses of cellular deformation indicate that a hyperelastic material model is a practical approximation for describing the deformation of a cell after quasistatic stretching after completion of the stress relaxation.

In Jiuzhang suanshu, Liu Hui used a variation of the Archimedean inscribed regular polygon with 192 sides to approximate π as 3.141014 and suggested 157 / 50 = 3.14 as a practical approximation.

Nevertheless, the resulting EKF is a practical approximation to the minimum variance estimator when the state equation is nonlinear, and will be shown to provide a good performance in time-varying channel estimation.

We propose two practical approximations of PI, whose performance is analyzed and compared to existing alternative schedulers in a variety of simulation scenarios.

In this case, it is argued that although these estimates may not be exact, they offer practical approximations that help decision-makers identify technologies needed to protect their agricultural production, alter harvesting patterns to better match market behavior, and provide an analytical framework through which external investment entities can assess different production options.

What similar practical approximations could be used to measure the success of FP and GBV programs?

Practical approximations of kinetic models would enable inferring causal relationships between genes from expression data of microarray, tag-based and conventional platforms, but conclusions are sensitive to the assumptions made.

The advantages of Bayesian inference are well known and include elicitation of prior beliefs about past experience, avoidance of asymptotic approximations and practical estimation of functions of parameters [24, 25].