Sentence examples for weighted difference between from inspiring English sources

As a generalization of the paired comparison designs, the experimental design which considers the weighted difference between responses is studied.

With the novel measurement, SODP can maximize the weighted difference between the non-local scatter and the local scatter, on the basis of locality preserving.

These new schemes make use of the absolute weighted difference between the two points and instead of using a fixed scaling factor F, use a scaling factor following the Laplace distribution.

Then, a weighted difference between the calculated and identified natural frequencies is calculated and this difference is minimized in order to identify the unknowns, and in particular the tensile force.

Controlling the traffic upstream of a ramp is harder – and more interesting – because, unlike in free traffic, the control input doesn’t propagate at the speed of the vehicles but at a slower speed, which depends on a weighted difference between the vehicle speed and the traffic density.

The overall objective is to maximize a weighted difference between average utility and average power, (9).

For the retrieval of the velocity structure, one can minimize the weighted differences between observations and calculated values using the strategy of an inversion scheme.

The maximum probability for the source location is associated with the minima of a misfit function, defined through the weighted differences between the observed slowness vector Sobs and the vectors Scal calculated by ray tracing in the one-dimensional velocity structure shown in Fig. 5.

For this purpose, we take the mean of the ratio of the weighted differences between the tm-score of a single tissue and the tm-scores of tissues.

In the new algorithm, a new directed mutation rule, based on the weighted difference vector between the best and the worst individuals at a particular generation, is introduced.

DE generates new parameter vectors by adding the weighted difference vector between two population members to a third member.