Sentence examples for qualitative representation from inspiring English sources

The automaton model is a good qualitative representation of cellular growth on microcarrier cultures.

A framework for the qualitative representation of positional information in a two-dimensional space is presented.

A fuzzy logic approach is then applied that easily utilises available qualitative representation of the functions.

This definition is summarized in Figure 3. Figure 3 Qualitative representation of the conditional pdf f ( x || x | < Δ t ).

The program works directly from a qualitative representation of geometry qualitative configuration space without need of any metric information.

It employs a new qualitative representation for forces that reduces ambiguity in force sums and hence reduces unnecessary branching.

Qualitative representations use discrete quantity spaces, where a particular distinction is introduced only if it is relevant to the context being modeled.

Most representationalists agree that the perceptual representation of color and other sensible properties is "nonconceptual" in some sense at least in that the qualitative representations need not be easily translatable into the subject's natural language.

This is achieved by translating a qualitative physics problem into a parameterized simulation problem; performing a detailed physics-based simulation of a robot plan; logging the state evolution into appropriate data structures; and then translating these sub-symbolic data structures into interval-based first-order symbolic, qualitative representations, called timelines.

Although bacterial photosynthesis is usually considered well understood, the available descriptions are rather qualitative representations similar to figure 1, whereas a quantitative computer simulation requires "hard" numbers for protein copy numbers and rate constants.

The variables we use are qualitative representations of the level of protein activity or gene expression.