Sentence examples for sparse theoretical from inspiring English sources

In locations where pan evaporation measurements are sparse, theoretical forecasts can be used to estimate it from other existing data, which depend strongly on the local conditions.

The scalability and high specificity of the GlyQ-IQ software and HPC implementation was amenable to the relatively large, sparse, theoretical retrosynthetic glycan library presented here.

A more relaxed condition means less number of measurements are needed to ensure the sparse recovery from theoretical aspect.

The problem with specification, however, is that it relies on the assimilation of real-time observations which are often very sparse, meaning that underlying theoretical constraints are needed, for example to regularise the observation grid.

To find the sparsest one, much excellent theoretical work (see, e.g. [5, 6], and [7]) has been devoted to the (l_{0} -minimization.

Although studies investigating the physiological validity of these theoretical models are sparse [23], there are some interesting findings.

Morevoer, in [26, 27], theoretical discussion on sparse recovery of graph constrained measurements with an interest in network monitoring application is presented.

As nested sampling and coprime sampling are similar, in this part, I will use nested sparse sampling to state the theoretical analysis.

In [14], stopping rules, i.e., the residual r t at t th iteration meets ∥ r t ∥ ℓ 2 < ∥ n ∥ ℓ 2, for OMP under noise provides theoretical guarantee for sparse signal recovery.

It can be computed easily that the theoretical maximum number of sparse realizations with different structures is 12 17 - 9 = 495.

We give the theoretical analysis of how these two sparse sampling methods effect the power spectral density as well.