Sentence examples for using a fixed step from inspiring English sources

Figure 9 is the same as Fig. 4 but using a fixed step size and uniform noise.

First, the n-dimensional design space is globally explored following those Peano curves, which are obtained by varying only 1 design variable at a time using a fixed step size.

To obtain the bitrates of the coder, we first run the predictor using a fixed step size Δ on a large data set of mixed audio having a sampling frequency of 48 kHz.

In the subsequent algorithm iterations (over time), the employed threshold value is updated (incremented or decremented) using a fixed step size, RSRP_Step or RS S_Step based on the outcome of the cell load check sequence.

Second, unlike the Sl0 using a fixed step size to control the decrease of the parameter σ, which determines the degree of smoothness and the approximation accuracy of l0-norm, l2-Sl0 uses a variable one.

Moreover, unlike Sl0 using a fixed step size to control the decrease of the parameter σ, l2-Sl0 uses a variable one, and the step size δ r slightly increasing with the reduction of σ may also help the l2-Sl0 to improve its estimation accuracy.

Note that these iterative algorithms also used a fixed step size.

Both the CQ algorithm and the relaxed CQ algorithm used a fixed step size and need to know the largest eigenvalues of the operator (A^A).

The CQ algorithm used a fixed step size, which relies on the spectral norm of the linear operator A. Qu and Xiu [6] improved it by using the Armijo-like search method to solve the SFP, for which there is no need to know the prior norm of A. They also used the Armijo-like search way to a relaxed CQ algorithm.

Both the CQ algorithm and the relaxed CQ algorithm used a fixed step size related to the largest eigenvalue of the matrix (A^ A) or the spectral radius of the self-adjoint operator (A^A), which sometimes affects convergence of the algorithms.

Because we found that implicit methods implemented in MATLAB failed here, we used a fixed step size that was manually adapted to the fast timescale, making the simulation calculations rather slow.