The phrase "average complexity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of difficulty or intricacy that is typical or standard in a given context, such as in programming, mathematics, or problem-solving.
Example: "The algorithm has an average complexity, making it suitable for most applications without significant performance issues."
Alternatives: "moderate complexity" or "typical complexity".
In [23, 24], the LR method for complex-lattice is introduced, which achieves an average complexity saving of nearly 50% (in terms of floating-point operations) without performance degradation.
Contrary to intuition, the average complexity of the 50 largest municipalities in Colombia actually reduces from 0.071 in 1997 to 0.051 in 2011.
The undoubted increase in average complexity in the fossil record is, according to this view, an accident of the fact that life started simple and therefore had only one direction to go in.
On the one hand, we present a generalization of the classical Rabin Karp string matching algorithm to solve the k-mismatch problem, with average complexity O(n+m) (n text and m pattern lengths, respectively).
The model-checking method is based upon a succinct translation of the verification problem into a boolean equation system, which is solved by means of an efficient local algorithm having a good average complexity.
Moreover, we find that the convexity of the increase in diversification associated with the accumulation of a new capability increases when either the total number of capabilities that exist in the world increases or the average complexity of products, defined as the number of capabilities products require, increases.
The Schnorr-Euchner (SE) enumeration [10] proposed as a refinement of Fincke-Pohst (FP) enumeration extends the nodes in ascending order with respect to their Euclidean distance metrics to reduce the average complexities.
This talk, however, presents research results which show that the problem is of wider scope: we present a new class of covert channel attacks which are possible in average-complexity processors with in-order pipelining, as they are mainstream in applications ranging from Internet-of-Things to Autonomous Systems.
On average, high complexity hospitals have 3.9 pharmacists (full-time equivalents) per hospital, while low complexity hospitals have 0.5.
Interestingly, the average shape complexity of the core scaffold is higher than that of the whole compounds, indicating a high degree of structural complexity connected to the core scaffolds of the SB compounds (Table 1).
This paper reports some new results on the average time complexity of EAs.
