Sentence examples for a mathematical definition from inspiring English sources

I guess Bayesian statistics provides a mathematical definition of a closed mind.

Jon Butterworth takes us on a whistlestop tour of Bayesian statistics, and how it can provide a mathematical definition of a closed mind.

In 1965 Lotfi Zadeh, an engineering professor at the University of California at Berkeley, proposed a mathematical definition of those classes that lack precisely defined criteria of membership.

Working with Israil Gelfand and Akiva Yaglom, he was able to give a mathematical definition of the notion of quantity of information.

"Technically it's a mathematical definition.

A damage prognosis definition will be translated into a mathematical definition.

We do not plan to give a rigourous mathematical definition here, but a solid image of what amounts to reassortment is imperative before setting out to detect them.

There is a precise mathematical definition of what is a state.

Like Einstein's equation and Newton's apple, it has crossed over into the public consciousness.The Mandelbrot set is a fractal, a term coined by Dr Mandelbrot that has a complicated mathematical definition, but in essence refers to rough shapes that look the same whether viewed from far away or close up.

The word 'circle' has both an everyday, intuitive meaning and a precise mathematical definition.

In this work, we provide a precise mathematical definition for receptor signaling bias using a formalism expressly applied to logistic response functions, models of most physiological behaviors.