Sentence examples for solve the shortcomings from inspiring English sources

To solve the shortcomings, a sophisticated PSO (SopPSO) algorithm based on multi-level adaptation and purposeful detection in this research.

In order to solve the shortcomings of scale sensitive and more time consuming, Zhang et al. [22] proposed a potential support vector machine (PSVM) algorithm, which uses a novel objective function to overcome the problem of scale sensitivity in SVM.

In order to solve the shortcomings of the traditional transducers for monitoring the structural progressive collapse, this paper proposes to adopt the high-speed videogrammetric measurement technique to monitor the structural progressive collapse.

Named Data Networking (NDN) project is a new evolving data-centric internet architecture with innovative capabilities like caching, named data, security which mainly suits the specifications of IoT thereby proposed to solve the shortcomings of IP.

To solve the shortcomings of SNESIM algorithm, Caers and Arpat (2005) presented a new approach based on the statistical pattern recognition concepts, named as SIMPAT, in which the simulation is performed using the extracted patterns from the training image (Caers and Arpat 2005, 2007).

He urged "all parties to work together to solve the shortcomings observed during the elections on 9 August, to ensure that the elections of 25 October and 27 December next are conducted peacefully and credibly".

This grouping or clustering is based on new similarity measures to solve the shortcoming of previous or classical methods.

The robust loss function is also proposed to solve the shortcoming of ε-insensitive loss function during handling hybrid noises.

"With over 38 million Wi-Fi based devices shipped for use in demanding operator and business environments, we felt we were positioned very well to solve the shortcoming of traditional Wi-Fi solutions for homes".

It is particularly focused on solving the shortcomings of SES.

Should the technology stand up, this potentially solves the shortcomings of most camera/motion detection-based smart home security systems, which are either limited to a single room or require the setting up of 'zones' using multiple devices.