The phrase "accelerated convergence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing processes, trends, or phenomena that are coming together or reaching a common point more quickly than usual.
Example: "The accelerated convergence of technology and education has transformed the learning experience for students worldwide."
Alternatives: "rapid unification of" or "swift alignment of".
Combined with several thresholding strategies, the accelerated convergence of the proposed methods is also highlighted.
Last month it began an advertising campaign that posited a $225 billion "infoimaging" industry, created by "the accelerated convergence of image science and information technology".
An accelerated convergence of the decision-making process to the unknown results (fuzzy goals).
The concept included consideration of an accelerated convergence of income and wealth between the established Western economies that would struggle and the more dynamic and resilient emerging countries such as Brazil and China.
Inspired by a theorem of Liu (1994) concerning accelerated convergence of various Gibbs samplers, here we describe a blocked sampling algorithm that iterates between alignment (A) and structure prediction (S).
Our acceleration algorithm employs a continuum system of moments to accelerate convergence of stiff absorption emission physics.
A multiscale preconditioning algorithm is also proposed that noticeably accelerates convergence of the optimization procedure.
Our results show that IO-DCN plasticity accelerates convergence of learning by up to two orders of magnitude without conflicting with the generalization properties conferred by DCN plasticity.
In this paper, we propose preconditioning schemes based on Calderon's formulae to accelerate convergence of iterative solvers in the periodic FMM for Helmholtz' equations.
The freedom involved in choosing parameters characterizing the spaces in which the steepest descent directions are constructed can be leveraged to accelerate convergence of iterations.
The linear system arising at each Newton step is solved using iterative/Krylov techniques and left preconditioning is used to accelerate convergence of the linear solvers.
