Sentence examples for real-valued performance from inspiring English sources

Indeed the definition relies on a so-called evaluation function, defined using an unspecified, problem-dependent real-valued performance function.

Whereas analog computers manipulate real variables without relying on the exact value of arbitrary real-valued quantities, ARNNs manipulate strings of digits by (possibly) relying on the exact value of arbitrary real-valued quantities.

For example, most problems use data vectors with discrete, real-valued and nominal feature values.

Analog computation does not manipulate exact values of arbitrary real-valued quantities but rather continuous variables.

Binarisation is performed on fMRI real-valued data along the method recently proposed in [ 59].

Continuous models describe the evolution of variables that take continuous values, such as the real-valued concentration of a chemical.

Based on the FISM, real-valued MVDR (RV-MVDR) is developed to obtain good performance with low computational amount.

The results in the previous section allow one to state that, by using a real-valued constellation instead of a complex-valued nonredundant one, a performance gain can be achieved in terms of the MMSE at the equalizer output.

Performance: Upon extraction of distinctive features, it is important for a discretization scheme to preserve the significance of real-valued feature elements in the Hamming domain in order to maintain the actual classification performance.

For single-antenna systems employing real-valued modulation alphabets, WL receiver processing can be used to obtain a performance advantage over conventional receivers.

The proposed low-rank real-valued WLMMSE channel estimator algorithm has reduced the computational complexity while maintaining the performance improvement of the WLMMSE one.