Sentence examples for use of a weighted from inspiring English sources

This paper provides coastal scenic values of 100 sites along coastal Cuba by the use of a weighted, fuzzy logic, based checklist containing 26 physical/human factors.

The results show that the use of a weighted cost function can lead to considerable reductions in localization errors in all practical network scenarios.

In the final step, the parameters are fine-tuned by making use of a weighted representation of the extracted original F 0 contour.

Histogram of oriented gradients (HoG) and scale-invariant feature transform (SIFT) are referred to as the gradient-based local features, the central idea of which is the use of a weighted gradient orientation histogram of a local area.

In this work, we propose the use of a weighted variable gain super-twisting observer (WVGSTO), applicable to a class of second-order nonlinear systems that include a measurable weight on the unmeasured variable and the possibility of bounding the perturbations with measurable functions.

We show that the normalization to the sum of all the common features, and the use of a weighted least squares criterion to fit the PCA by means of scaling to the median absolute deviation (MAD) of the pooled quality control samples significantly improved the clustering of controls and crude oil exposed samples.

Its use facilitates the calculation of A-weighted sound pressure levels in rooms.

The reliability information of all relays was then used for a weighted combining of the relay messages.

This study demonstrates the use of a geographically weighted principal components analysis (GWPCA) of remote sensing imagery to improve land cover classification accuracy.

Same operations can be employed in perceptual wavelet packet domain, where the use of a perceptually weighted filter would be able to mask the residual noise, making it audibly imperceptible.

We propose the use of an exponentially weighted moving average (EWMA) control chart of laboratory confirmed influenza counts to detect the start and end of influenza outbreaks.