Sentence examples for scheme when compared from inspiring English sources
The results show considerable improvement for the proposed scheme when compared with the contemporary scheme.
Quantitative results using two different quality measures show a better behavior of the proposed scheme when compared to other state-of-the-art filters for different noise levels.
Figures 12 and 13 demonstrate the fact that the delay of LP traffic decreases considerably in the proposed scheme when compared to the standard IEEE 802.11e.
Simulation results are presented to verify the effectiveness of the proposed control scheme when compared to the conventional PDPC, conventional VF-PDPC, and optimal PDPC.
Finally, extensive simulations of the test bed process and Monte Carlo analysis are the tools used for assessing the overall capabilities of the developed FDI scheme, when compared also with different data driven diagnosis methods.
It is first shown that all ensemble approaches do significantly improve the overall performance and accuracy of the developed system identification scheme when compared to each of the stand-alone solutions.
In recent years, spectral methods (see [1 8]) have often turned out to be efficient and highly accurate schemes when compared with the local methods.
Moreover, the evaluation of the FDE schemes in terms of maximum horizontal position error have indicated bounded response of the FDE schemes when compared to that of non-FDE methods.
As it can be seen from Fig. 9, the overall throughput of the network degrades for the ADNF, AF, and LLNC schemes when compared to the case where the users experience a Rician fading.
Because traditional progeny testing schemes require rather large numbers of phenotypic records and have long generation intervals, GS schemes will often be superior to progeny testing schemes when compared at an equal number of phenotypic records.
Posing the problem of inference in terms of an optimization problem allows us to draw on powerful tools in convex optimization and plays an important role in the gain in speed achieved by variational inference schemes, when compared to the Gibbs sampling scheme used in STRUCTURE.
