The phrase "a set of correspondence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of letters, messages, or communications exchanged between parties.
Example: "The historian discovered a set of correspondence between the two leaders that revealed their diplomatic strategies."
Alternatives: "a collection of letters" or "a series of communications".
I read that report in the archives of Merthyr Library, which is where I also came across a set of correspondence that explained the root of that father's anger and which, in turn, left me simmering with sad indignation for weeks.
The contact between MT to some "domain of reality" W is achieved by a set of correspondence principles, which give rules for translating physical facts into certain mathematical statements called "observational reports".
The second one is based in computing disparity, obtaining a set of correspondences.
It uses a single exchange sample and a set of correspondences, but does not require any constraints to be available or any user intervention.
Each node of the search tree is a set of correspondences.
The non-lexical route, or the grapheme phoneme conversion route, converts the graphemes of a letter string into phonemes by a set of grapheme phoneme correspondence (GPC) rules in a sequential manner.
Given a set of feature correspondences tracked through an image sequence, the joint posterior distributions of both camera extrinsic and intrinsic parameters as well as the scene structure are approximated by a set of samples and their corresponding weights.
The original algorithm performs an error minimization over the manifold of rotations through an iterative scheme based on Gauss Newton optimization, provided that a set of exact correspondences is known beforehand.
Assuming that a triangular mesh is used to represent an isometric surface and that a set of feature/point correspondences on an image of the surface have been provided, the objective is to determine the 3D positions of the mesh vertices.
The overall results reveal a set of complex correspondences between different atlas structures, information that is valuable in a variety of contexts, and that has not been previously described.
This common subgraph can be represented by matching A to a and B to b, and it is denoted by a set of vertex correspondences as { A : a, B : b}.
