It is a type of instance-based learning or lazy learning, where the function is only approximated locally and all computation is deferred until classification [44].
In particular, glucose uptake is only approximated by Michaelis-Menten kinetics; K M is not known exactly; and the error distribution may be neither Gaussian nor perfectly homoscedastic.
Since obtained curves are only approximated, consequently greater quantity of measure points should be obtained in order to get better curves fitting to the experimental data.
Before now, Wolf 1061's properties were only approximated through stellar modelling, a process in which a star's type is used to extrapolate additional data.
Hence, the ORs produced by GWAS are unlikely to represent the true effect sizes of the functional variant(s) which are only approximated, in both location and effect, by the tagSNPs genotyped in GWAS [4], [89].
It does not require the construction of MSAs, which are hard to compute and therefore are only approximated in practice.
Its weakness is that the likelihood is only approximated through IS, sometimes resulting in poor acceptance rates.
Since the data does not contain the actual reason for caesarean section but only reimbursement diagnoses recorded around birth, the clinical classification of absolute and relative indications can be only approximated.
But there is nothing in the papyri indicating that the scribes were aware that this rule was only approximate rather than exact.
The simulation of vapor flow by advection and diffusion was only approximate because open conduits were approximated by a porous medium with high permeability.
