Sentence examples for show high estimation from inspiring English sources
The results show high estimation accuracy.
Indeed, while our method does show higher estimation error variance in scenario B, the difference between the variances in scenarios A and B is not significant.
This allows us to consider how studies that use one level of SEP might either show higher estimation than the actual effect of a SEP measure, or over-adjust for the SEP effect when adjusting for many individual SEP measures.
TOFS uses the noise subspaces of multiple frequency bands with the steering vector and shows high estimation accuracy when SNR is high.
Unlike conventional linear regression model-based methods, the proposed multiple linear regression model designed in the expanded phase domain shows high estimation accuracy in adverse condition because its the Gaussian assumption on phase distribution is valid.
The pole-plot clearly shows a high estimation accuracy of the proposed method even at a low level of SNR. Figure 5 Estimation results for a natural speech phoneme in the presence of white noise at dB.
In summary, these experiments above show higher pose estimation accuracy with the nonlinear optimization when multiple tags are in the field of view.
Since in the present study air permeability, compressive strength and neutralization all show high correlation, it is suggested that estimation of neutralization rate by air permeability coefficient can be done by taking into account the W/B, cement types and curing conditions.
The results in [2] show that a higher estimation accuracy can be achieved compared to energy-based detection schemes; however, since the distribution of the measured TOA events due to noise and the preset detector threshold is not exploited, there is room for improvement of both the TOA estimation accuracy and the receiver's sensitivity.
Hamilton did not have an especially high estimation of the legislative branch.
"I have always held the religion of Muhammad in high estimation because of its wonderful vitality.
