Sentence examples for valid spectrum from inspiring English sources
If there is no noise or negligible noise, each valid spectrum hole is assumed to be detected.
Vector x is a valid spectrum assignment if for 1 ≤ n, m ≤ N, x n satisfies: M ≥ x n ≥ 0 and (1) if x n > 0, then g n, x n ≥ r n and (2) for all x n that are equal, ∑ u n, x n ≤ b x n and (3) for all x n = x m, i n, m = 0 (4).
Given the above model and the current spectrum assignment x', the objective of the spectrum assignment problem is to find a new and valid spectrum assignment x * that maximizes the aggregated user utility: arg max x * ∑ i = 1 N u i x i. (5).
In some cases it is possible to correct the measured data in order to obtain valid impedance spectra.
Possibilities are outlined for the correction of the measured current data in order to obtain valid impedance spectra.
PCA was done on the remaining valid Raman spectra for dimensionality reduction and the most significant 60 PC scores (~95 % of variance) were used to perform LDA for further classification.
Using a unique relation between the phase and the amplitude of the reflection spectra valid for spatially symmetric gratings, the grating spectra are suitably optimized to fit given specifications.
Such non-Gaussian makes the common Gaussian assumption not valid for traditional spectrum sensing [3].
This approximation is valid if the spectrum of w0 j is flat across the bandwidth, which is true for the subcarrier-based analysis considered here.
That's a valid end of the spectrum to improve but there is the other end of the spectrum which gives users more control, which empowers them to be faster, sort better, and prioritize according to what they know is best".
Crow, who detectably loved food, was the garde-manger of this process, supervising it from cooler to customer, reacting to the marginalia of grammarians, fact checkers, first readers, second readers, closers, lawyers, and the Supreme Eyeshade, selecting the marginalia on a short spectrum from valid to imperative and passing them along to the author.
