Expressions - Collocations of the word " approximation "
| accurate approximation | 1) However, the central difference yields a more accurate approximation . 2) This is typically an accurate approximation for basic event probabilities below 0.1. more accurate approximation sentences |
| approximation | 1) Perhaps more importantly though every analog component is an approximation . 2) This gives you a pretty close approximation . more approximation sentences |
| approximation algorithm | 1) Solutions to these problems are generally derived using heuristics and approximation algorithms . 2) NP-complete problems are often addressed by using heuristic methods and approximation algorithms . more approximation algorithm sentences |
| approximation base | 1) Was the 500 ohms only a simplified approximation based on 10 resistors? 2) The color used on the wood trim was an approximation based on the photos she found. more approximation base sentences |
| approximation error | 1) Such algorithms trade the approximation error for increased speed or other properties. 2) The choice of windowing function will affect the approximation error relative to the true Fourier transform. more approximation error sentences |
| approximation method | 1) A set of successive approximation methods for discounted Markovian decision problems. 2) The Q10 approximation method is useful for making quick approximations. more approximation method sentences |
| approximation of | 1) The poster is concerned with probabilistic approximation of metric spaces. 2) Pond level provides a close approximation of groundwater level. more approximation of sentences |
| approximation scheme | 1) As a result, various approximation schemes are typically used. 2) This means that the problem has a polynomial time approximation scheme . more approximation scheme sentences |
| approximation to | 1) Outer space is the closest natural approximation to a perfect vacuum. 2) A theory is a model or approximation to reality. more approximation to sentences |
| be approximation | 1) Perhaps more importantly though every analog component is an approximation . 2) Horse betting is also quite a close approximation . more be approximation sentences |
| close approximation | 1) This gives you a pretty close approximation . 2) Pond level provides a close approximation of groundwater level. more close approximation sentences |
| create approximation | 1) Nolan has created a masterful approximation of life the way Leonard experiences it. 2) LED lamps create a close approximation to white light in one of two ways. more create approximation sentences |
| crude approximation | 1) Even at best this is a rather crude approximation . 2) However, even this crude initial approximation must be qualified. more crude approximation sentences |
| find approximation | 1) find the approximation of square footage. 2) The problem of finding a low rank approximation to a tensor is ill-posed. more find approximation sentences |
| first approximation | 1) The first-order approximation overestimates the fall by 0.18. 2) These estimates are suitable for use in obtaining first-order approximations of vehicle emissions. more first approximation sentences |
| follow approximation | 1) The following approximation is so useful that it is worth memorizing. 2) Second, the following approximation to the discount factor is used: . more follow approximation sentences |
| function approximation | 1) However, linear function approximation is not the only choice. 2) SplineForte is an extraordinary program for cubic interpolation and function approximation . more function approximation sentences |
| get approximation | 1) If the projection system is different you can still get close approximation for a given local area. 2) We do a resistance calculation to get a reasonable approximation of the overall resistance of our system. more get approximation sentences |
| give approximation | 1) From my very limited testing sometimes this gives a less accurate initial approximation . 2) You say by if you're trying to give an approximation . more give approximation sentences |
| good approximation | 1) Thus the assumption of steady state is a very good approximation . 2) The latter theory provides a good approximation to quantum chromodynamics. more good approximation sentences |
| just an approximation | 1) It is just an approximation but works well in practice. 2) For these particles, Bose commutation relations are just an approximation , albeit a very good one. more just an approximation sentences |
| linear approximation | 1) The coefficients of the linear approximation are determined as follows. 2) However, linear function approximation is not the only choice. more linear approximation sentences |
| make approximation | 1) Here is how the approximation is made . 2) It solves the formulas , without making unnecessary approximations . more make approximation sentences |
| nearest approximation | 1) The nearest approximation within the printer's gamut will be much less saturated. 2) To determine an interval's root, one locates its nearest approximation in the harmonic series. more nearest approximation sentences |
| numerical approximation | 1) For more rigorous and precise analysis, the numerical approximations must be used. 2) In addition, they can give answers in exact form without numerical approximations . more numerical approximation sentences |
| obtain approximation | 1) These estimates are suitable for use in obtaining first-order approximations of vehicle emissions. 2) One can, then, only obtain approximations to the height of the significant features. more obtain approximation sentences |
| order approximation | 1) They are crude, sloppy, second order approximations . 2) After considering some preliminary results, a first order approximation is made during the correlation. more order approximation sentences |
| produce approximation | 1) Waveform coders produce a non-linear approximation of the waveform. 2) Indeed, repeatedly doubling the number of steps eventually produces an approximation of 3.76001. more produce approximation sentences |
| provide approximation | 1) Pond level provides a close approximation of groundwater level. 2) Thus pond level provides a close approximation of the water table. more provide approximation sentences |
| rational approximation | 1) Here are all of its best rational approximations . 2) In fact π could be computed from these rational approximations . more rational approximation sentences |
| reasonable approximation | 1) But the average is a reasonable approximation . 14. 2) For many applications, non-parabolic band structure provides reasonable approximation . more reasonable approximation sentences |
| represent approximation | 1) The important finding from these studies is that the PB description represents only a mean-field approximation . 2) The valuations represent a best approximation of the trading value of these derivatives at their valuation moment. more represent approximation sentences |
| rough approximation | 1) To a rough approximation , Bayesian filters rely on word probabilities. 2) In English, ancient pinion offers a rough approximation . more rough approximation sentences |
| successive approximation | 1) This can also be called reasoning through successive approximation . 2) Shaping is reinforcement of successive approximations to a desired instrumental response. more successive approximation sentences |
| use approximation | 1) This category includes the simple rounding approximations used in everyday arithmetic. 2) use the Laplace approximation of the posterior distribution. more use approximation sentences |
| useful approximation | 1) It is a very useful approximation for other situations. 2) This useful approximation allows you to calculate approximate 95% confidence intervals. more useful approximation sentences |
Expressions with the word approximation
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