The phrase "array of algorithms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or set of different algorithms that serve various purposes or functions in a particular context.
Example: "The software utilizes an array of algorithms to optimize data processing and enhance performance."
Alternatives: "collection of algorithms" or "set of algorithms".
By default (using the assorted array of algorithms), Portal will serve off up half a dozen people as your inner circle of communications.
We discuss simulations of models with discrete and continuous variables, and using an array of algorithms ranging from single-spin flip Metropolis updates over cluster algorithms to multicanonical and Wang-Landau techniques to judge the scope and limitations of GPU accelerated computation in this field.
Our focus is not to provide a comprehensive array of algorithms, but simply to use a few popular, representative algorithms to investigate CSV.
Finally, meta-predictors integrate the output of independent tools through an array of algorithms (Ishida and Kinoshita 2008; Kozlowski and Bujnicki 2012; Schlessinger et al., 2009).
Among the array of interpolation algorithms available, the Natural Neighbor method (Sambridge et al. 1995) was selected because it is ranked among one of the most conservative solutions, as reported in various studies (Bater and Coops 2009; Montealegre et al. 2015).
Partition of data can be applied on arrays and parallelization of algorithms is a straightforward consequence.
Beneath the game's rudimentary facade is a dizzying array of moving parts, algorithms that model everything from dwarves' personalities (some are depressive; many appreciate art) to the climate and economic patterns of the simulated world.
"With Panoply.io, complex tasks like schema building and altering, data mining, complex modelling, scaling, performance tuning, security, backup and more are all handled by an array of machine learning algorithms".
Some of these approaches will require students to develop their own ad hoc tree-building methods, but they need not receive instruction on any of the vast array of tree-building algorithms available (e.g., Page and Holmes 1998; Nei and Kumar 2000).
The l1-norm is compatible with a wide array of convex optimization algorithms that can provide very rapidly converging solutions, contributing to the popularity of this formulation.
A window will pop up with a slightly bewildering array of tone mapping algorithms and parameters.
