The phrase "a function of agent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to discussions about roles, responsibilities, or actions performed by an agent in various fields such as linguistics, philosophy, or computer science.
Example: "In this model, the behavior of the system is a function of agent interactions and environmental factors."
Alternatives: "an agent's role" or "the agent's function".
We consider a general scheme to construct Bayesian incentive-compatible mechanisms using a suitable 'variable mechanism parametrization.' The key idea is to perturb a given direct mechanism, which might not be truth revealing, introducing sufficient variability as a function of agents' announcements to generate incentives for truthful revelation.
To grasp a sense of that complexity, take this example from the physical world: A real estate agent's value to a house seller is a function of the agent's value as a house finder to home seekers.
In order to solve HJB equation (3.9), we consider the optimal consumption c as a function of the agent's wealth x by writing (c=C x)), and suppose that (C cdot)) has an inverse function (X cdot )).
DNP enhancements increased with agent concentration up to 2.5 mM and decreased above 3 mM, in tune with ESR line broadening measured at X-band as a function of the agent concentration.
Finally, our consideration of context deals with systems that provide contextual information as a function of the agent's recent history.
On a disambiguation level, brain systems that provide an ongoing, time-varying context as a function of the agent's experienced observations are related to working memory for multiple items.
Skin injury by either agent alone was quantitated by the probability of tail necrosis as a function of dose of agent.
The rates of gas production as a function of gasification agents supply rates and composition are presented in Fig. 6.
Open image in new window Fig. 6 Rates of gas production as a function of gasification agents supply rates and total supply of gas during phase II.
Open image in new window Fig. 11 Rates of gas production as a function of gasification agents rates and composition in the phase III.
