Sentence examples for the minimum projection from inspiring English sources

Then, we obtain a semiconcave CLF on the original space by the minimum projection method.

A 48, 1 11] proposed the minimum projection uniformity criterion to assess and compare two-level factorials.

To address this problem, we had proposed the minimum projection method to design nonsmooth control Lyapunov functions.

With the proposed class-specific kernel projection combined with linear regression classification, the class label can be determined by calculating the minimum projection error.

The projections revealed generally the same pattern as for maize, with the maximum projection having the lowest abundance and the minimum projection showing the most days above the threshold.

Furthermore, a clear gradation became apparent among the projections, with the maximum projection leading to the smallest number, and the minimum projection leading to the largest number of days with high soil water content.

By selecting the candidate allocation with the highest minimum projection for every subframe the performance of the instantaneously worst symbol is constantly enhanced and therefore the overall average performance is boosted.

To address the problem, we had proposed the multilayer minimum projection method to design nonsmooth control Lyapunov functions.

The pooled projection is the minimum variance projection under the assumption that percentage impacts were the same for Phases 2 and 320.

In addition, hot days during anthesis were rare in the western regions, DH and UE, with only a few days in the baseline and minimum projection in DH, whereas in eastern regions, there were 10 hot days recorded in the baseline period.

The energy spectrum is determined in the streamwise wavenumber frequency domain in the spacecraft frame (Eulerian frame) from the four-point magnetic field data using the wave telescope (multi-point signal resonator extension or MSR extension), which is a combination of the minimum variance projection with the eigenvalue-based projection (Narita et al. 2011).