Sentence examples for robust to errors from inspiring English sources

Basically, a larger Distance should be more robust to errors.

Numerical examples show that the QUEUE strategy performs very well and is robust to errors.

First, we present Micro ToF imaging, a ToF based shape recovery technique that is robust to errors due to global illumination (multi-path interference).

The latter alternative proved to be more robust to errors in the measurements of the off-gas composition.

In many optimization problems, decision variables must be computed by algorithms that need to be fast, simple, and robust to errors and noises, both in a centralized and in a distributed set-up.

"For example, it may be possible to realistically simulate grasping objects millions of times to learn grasping policies that are robust to errors in sensing and control," said Ken Goldberg who is a member of the RISELab.

Figure 6 makes it clear that branch lengths are fairly robust to error correction except when the true error is greater than t.

Our repeat analysis is based on the proportion of masked sequence, rather than the absolute length of masked sequence, and is robust to error in estimating these coordinates.

Our bootstrap approach is robust to overfitting errors, and therefore does not require a cross-validation approach.

This structure is computationally expensive to maintain and is not robust to linearization errors.

Here, we develop techniques that are robust to typographical errors in the query, as well as alternative spellings.