Sentence examples for a discrete space from inspiring English sources

This is a direct algorithm that works in a discrete space of trajectories, approaching the global solution as the discretization is refined.

For as long as we've had the term Outsider art, it has existed largely in a discrete space.

When X is finite, it is a discrete space and there is no non-trivial convergence.

A bi-level model is designed for solving this problem in a discrete space.

In this paper we propose a discrete space (i.e., grid-based) model for dispersal processes in continuous space.

As Peter Forrest defends in his (1995), the whole idea of a specific representation of a discrete space, e.g., as built up from tiny squares is fundamentally mistaken.

In the majority of the E-CSAR scenarios, is defined over an discrete space, where L is the number of time samples, N is the total scan locations in the circular scan pattern defined in the -plane, M is the total number of scan planes along the -axis, and l, n, and m denote the sample indexes along,, and scan trajectories in that order.

Among them we mention the one by Dove and Squires Dovee 1996) based on discrete rather than continuous stochastic processes and those by Dawker and Herbauts (Dawker 2004a) and Dawker and Henson (Dawker 2004b) formulated on a discrete space-time.

Let us consider a ((1+1)) quantum walk on the line for a pair of complex wave functions (bi-spinor ψ), obeying a discrete space-time evolution equations described by the following discrete map [10 12, 20]: begin{bmatrix} psi^{n+1}_{1,j} psi^{n+1}_{2,j} end{bmatrix} = B_{j,n} begin{bmatrix} psi^{n}_{1,j-1} psi^{n}_{2,j+1} end{bmatrix}.

We numerically characterize the feedback Nash equilibrium of a discrete-space model that still captures the spatial interactions among agents.

The model above lends itself to an underlying simulation model we have denoted as a Discrete-Space Scheduled Walker (DSSW), in contrast to other models that are more traditionally based on random or Brownian walkers on irregular, computer-generated topologies.