The phrase "a set of function" is not correct in English.
It should be "a set of functions." You can use it when referring to multiple functions that are grouped together for a specific purpose or context.
Example: "In this programming library, we provide a set of functions to simplify data manipulation."
Alternatives: "a collection of functions" or "a group of functions."
You can flip it open like a Samsung Blast to reveal a set of function buttons.
The terminal ability of a device refers to a set of function parameters in its spatial extent and state.
In this paper, we use genetic programming to automatically generate mutation operators for an evolutionary programming system, testing the proposed approach over a set of function classes, which represent a source of functions.
Each individual, i.e., computer program, is a syntax tree in the random initial population produced in GP including a set of function and terminals; thus, it is essential to select the function and terminal set accurately to create proper CDRs for solving DFFL problems.
With this procedure a set of function values is mapped onto a set of local approximations around every node.
Unlike the aforementioned methods, MNet jointly optimizes the multiple network integration and the network-based classifier for a set of function labels in a unified objective function.
Moreover, mmnet implements a set of functions to construct an automatic pipeline from functional annotation of metagenomic reads to integrated network analysis.
Definition 5.1 Generalized Bregman Distance Let W be a set of functions w : X → R, let R : X → R ∪ be a functional and let x † ∈ X.
Swimming is learned, but every person on earth with a set of functioning legs has run.
Yet from that absurdity, Lubbock leaps to a powerful inference: that for Delacroix, "a picture is a set of functions, a series of boxes to be filled.
The discipline that has emerged now seeks to understand the human mind as a set of functions carried out by the brain.
