Sentence examples for using a simple interpolation from inspiring English sources
In this method, the spectrum of the channel is initially estimated using a simple interpolation method such as linear interpolation between pilot sub-carriers.
We achieved this success using a simple interpolation strategy.
The data were temporally gap-filled using a simple interpolation if cloud or other algorithmic tests deemed the quality of a SST value to be poor.
To calculate a summary value of median survival time, studies that reported information on survival rates only in terms of calendar intervals (eg, 1- or 3-year survival) were converted using a simple interpolation to create a crude median survival time.
Some authors simply attribute all the content to a single source [32], while others use a simple interpolation approach [33 35].
Some assumptions, such as the pure translational motion, the reconstruction of a pixel using a simple bilinear interpolation, and convex contours of SAD, are not valid in general.
Since the same days of different years do not correspond exactly to equal month values, we had to transform Pmed (LT, D, Y) to Pmed (LT, M, YS) at equal one-month steps using a simple linear interpolation.
For comparison, we also predicted exposures using a simpler spatial interpolation method, inverse distance weighting (IDW), which had been frequently used in the air pollution literature.
Since the rectification parameters are fixed by the camera type and by the relative orientation between the two cameras, the rectification process can be performed using a simple LUT plus a bilinear interpolation approach, as done in [21, 22], where the two LUTs (one for each image) are stored in the external shared memory.
Generally, we use a simple bilinear interpolation for the post-process, although we have an option of another interpolation to keep conservation of area integration.
It is also shown that the computational cost of estimating the data-driven critical value may be reduced through the use of a simple interpolation.
