Sentence examples for using discrepancy from inspiring English sources

The accuracy between the ideal solution and the objective values is evaluated handling the fuzzy parameters through their expected intervals and using discrepancy between fuzzy numbers in our analysis.

Pattison and Tinkham (2009) evaluated the temperature and Gibbs free energy oversteps for a garnet-forming reaction in the Nelson aureole (British Columbia) using discrepancies between phase-equilibrium modeling and field observations of the location of the garnet isograd.

The complementary design theories of characterizing one design through the other under the four commonly used discrepancy measures are investigated.

In [5], the authors measure the degradation of the inks within printed color tiles and use discrepancy between the statistics of the authentic and print-and-scan tiles to perform authentication.

This is the most frequently used discrepancy measure, which represents the maximum distance one would need to move the boundaries of the source region to completely cover the target region: The mean activity concentrations in various regions of the PET images were calculated and normalized to the maximum activity concentration to obtain the normalized mean activities (NMAs).

In this paper we point out some unreasonable phenomena associated with the commonly used discrepancies in the literature such as the Lp-star discrepancy, the center L2-discrepancy (CD) and the wrap-around L2-discrepancy (WD).

The discrepancy can be assessed, using the discrepancy function F, and tested using a χ2 test, with 1 df (the number of restrictions in the model).

(b) Correction using a discrepancy curve at each pixel.

Using the discrepancy principle, we provide a new a posteriori parameter choice rule.

We propose to choose the regularization parameter by an a posteriori rule using the discrepancy principle.

The parameters for these reactions are systematically fitted to experimental data using low discrepancy (LD) sequences and response surfaces.