The phrase "accumulator function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in programming or mathematical contexts to refer to a function that aggregates or accumulates values over time or iterations.
Example: "The accumulator function takes an array of numbers and returns their sum."
Alternatives: "summation function" or "aggregation function".
The address value in the accumulator is the destination for the next time period T and the solution of (7), which satisfies the fitness function: (7).
This control scheme also allows the accumulator to function as a damper for the storage system by absorbing power disturbances from the hydraulic path generated by the wind gusts.
A repeat-accumulate (RA) code consists of a serial concatenation, through an interleaver, of a single rate 1/q repetition code with an accumulator having transfer function (frac {1}{1+D}), where q is the number of repetitions for each group of K information bits.
The received record of samples is processed by multiple parallel branches, each comprising an FIR filter followed by a non-linear function and an accumulator.
The figure shows the amount of accumulated evidence as a function of time for a number of independent accumulators.
There was a register known as the accumulator in the machine, and it functioned like a scratch pad.
The implementation of the transfer function (frac {1}{1+D}) is identical to an accumulator, although the accumulator value can be only 0 or 1 since the operations are over the binary field ([27] pp. 267 279).
The assumption leads to (i) a new statistically hiding commitment scheme that composes well with Pedersen commitments, (ii) a conceptually simple cryptographic accumulator, and (iii) an efficient chameleon hash function.
Note that fold_left takes its arguments in a different order than fold_right (the order of the list and accumulator are swapped), it also requires a function f that takes its arguments in the opposite order of the f used in fold_right.
