Sentence examples for Optimization from inspiring English sources

Optimization problems typically have three fundamental elements.

Finally, there are problems of optimization.

The first woman to win the prize was Frances E. Allen, in 2006, for her work in compiler optimization, which contributed to the development of parallel execution in multiprocessing.

The choice of one or a few appropriate control actions, among the many possibilities that may be available, is then based on information of type B. This choice is called optimization.

The task of control theory is to study the mathematical quantification of these two basic problems and then to deduce applied mathematical methods whereby a concrete answer to optimization can be obtained.

If this condition is satisfied, methods of optimization can pick out the right kind of control using information of type B. The controllability condition is of great practical and philosophical importance.

A prediction of data that are not yet received as input can be accomplished, provided the data are what will later be defined to constitute a stationary time series and provided the prediction is restricted according to a well-defined optimization procedure.

Either the saving or the borrowing can be justified in the rational optimization framework (if we assume that savers are rational and patient while borrowers are rational but impatient), but the simultaneous practice of saving at a low interest rate and borrowing at a high interest rate is virtually impossible to reconcile within the rationality framework.

Within the rational optimization framework, there are two main approaches.

The original (or "primal") optimization problem was given its standard formulation by von Neumann in 1947.

In 1911 a vertex-to-vertex movement along edges of a polyhedron (as is done in the simplex method) was suggested as a way to solve a problem that involved optimization, and in 1941 movement along edges was proposed for a problem involving transportation.