Sentence examples for sensitivity to errors from inspiring English sources

It completely ignores the noise statistics and initial values while demonstrating better accuracy under the mismodeling and temporary uncertainties and lower sensitivity to errors in the noise statistics.

Numerical simulations have been made of the sensitivity to errors in the input data for these two methods and also for the two-load method.

We treat the important issue of robust WINGS processing, i.e. reducing the transformation's sensitivity to errors in the array manifold, such as sensor gain, phase and location errors.

A version of a worm gear drive with improved bearing contact, reduced level of transmission errors and lessened sensitivity to errors of alignment is proposed.

The design requirements are: a) the convergence rate of the rotor flux estimation error; b) a low sensitivity to stator and rotor resistance variations; c) a low sensitivity to errors due to the implementation of the observers on microprocessor-based systems.

The larger the value of λ k, the lesser is the SF of the kth-order mode-beam, meaning the smaller is the sensitivity to errors.

Such over-identification is exploited to reduce sensitivity to error.

A significant advantage of merge distance is that the cost functions for splits and merges can be configured to adjust two important parameters: sensitivity to error type and sensitivity to cluster size.

This paper presents these model improvements for Jason-1 and Jason-2, including a description of DORIS sensitivity to error in tropospheric path delay.

This study demonstrates the potential utility of visualizing the ATB in the brain, enabling the determination of CBF with less sensitivity to error in input function.

The lack of sensitivity to error increases confidence in these predictions.