The phrase "a set of exact" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks a noun to complete the thought.
You can use it when referring to a specific collection of items or values that are precise, but it needs to be part of a larger, complete phrase.
Example: "We need a set of exact measurements to ensure the project is completed accurately."
Alternatives: "a collection of precise" or "a group of specific".
A bounded-parameter MDP is a set of exact MDPs specified by giving upper and lower bounds on transition probabilities and rewards (all the MDPs in the set share the same state and action space).
Virtual work considerations of the dynamic behaviour of structures lead to a weak formulation of the difference between a standard finite element dynamic solution and a set of exact local behaviours, which define the reference behaviour of the model.
For these reasons it is better to take the data as a rough evaluation for how different chains are doing rather than a set of exact measurements.
To solve this problem, Pinedo (2002) developed a set of exact algorithms limited for instances with 20 jobs and 10 machines.
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.
The resulted LM is comparatively evaluated with a LM trained by a set of exact spoken text, in terms of both the perplexity and the LVCSR word error rate (WER) on two different tasks.
More precisely, this method identifies the complete, but overlapping set of exact common substructures.
A mixture for qRT-PCR contained SYBR Green I (TaKaRa), Premix ExTaq (TaKaRa), a set of exact-match primers (final concentration of 0.3 μM each), and template solution: either cDNA, the corresponding RNA sample (the negative control), or five differently diluted plasmid solutions including 10 to 10 copies of the target gene fragments (the standards).
For discussuion of basic concepts, such as the meaning of the elements of the error matrix, or setting of exact confidence levels (see [bib-EADIE]).
There is, in fact, much humour in the play, which is here given a set of mercilessly exact performances.
The current recommendations for wood-frame homes do not cover hillside dwellings, described by a review committee as posing "the greatest life safety risk of any damaged dwelling (type) investigated". A set of more exacting retrofit standards is being drawn up for hillside houses with multilevel foundations.
