Sentence examples for presented algorithm is based on from inspiring English sources
The presented algorithm is based on the ant colony metaphor and may be complemented by gradient-based techniques.
The presented algorithms are based on the criteria derived from the Perron-Frobenius theory or derived from the implicit information contained in the power consumption or achievable SINR.
The presented image encryption algorithm is based on two rounds of a novel chaotic substitution-permutation network uses proposed S-boxes for substitution purpose by iterations of the Lorenz chaotic system and special kind of permutation process to get the full cipher image.
The presented tautomer ranking algorithm is based on scores that are derived solely from MMFF94 [3 9] energies (thus the method works for a wide range of organic molecules) and has proven to be able to top-rank known preferred tautomeric states of ligands in a series of investigated protein complexes.
The marginal DNL algorithm that is presented, the Marginal Computation (MaC) algorithm, is based on first order kinematic wave theory.
The present version of the algorithm is based on previous implementations (Durand & Dorsey, 2002; Frank, Vul, & Johnson, 2009) that average the data for both eyes and eliminate the jitter, while preserving saccades.
The present network learned by back-propagation algorithm is based on supervised procedure.
The presented phase balancing algorithm are based on database and related data structures developed on the AM/FM/GIS and Visual Basic software, which can be integrated into the Tai-Power distribution automation system.
Unfortunately, they also present a number of common problems: (i) most algorithms are based on non-linear programming, which is computationally expensive and hardly scalable when considering thousands of subcarriers and tens of users.
A computer program based on the presented algorithm is then developed and the given data for the examples in the existing literature are input.
A commercial product based on the presented algorithm is currently being developed by Waves Audio, and a provisional patent has been filed.
