Sentence examples for bipartite systems from inspiring English sources

Hartich, D., Barato, A. C. & Seifert, U. Stochastic thermodynamics of bipartite systems: Transfer entropy inequalities and a maxwell's demon interpretation.

The former reveals the steerability among bipartite systems, whereas the latter manifests itself in single quantum objects.

In contrast to these positive results, however, deciding whether an arbitrary set of arguments is "collectively acceptable" remains np-complete in bipartite systems.

We also show that our method applies to bipartite systems in which different relationships might have different qualitative nature, generating statistically validated networks in which such difference is preserved.

This bipartite system, in which the lord's "reserve" coexisted with tenant holdings, was not adopted throughout the Frankish empire but became characteristic of the future French heartland between the Loire and the Rhine.

Nowhere are these changes more apparent than at Phillips de Pury & Company, the upstart auction house that has challenged the bipartite system ruled by Sotheby's and Christie's, and in the bargain introduced a new catalog genre with all the timeliness and striking art direction of a cutting-edge magazine and the lasting appeal and lavish production values of a book.

The last system we investigate is the bipartite system of movies and actors of the Internet Movie Database (IMDb), which is the largest web repository of world movies.

In this case, the two sets of the bipartite system are the stocks (with categorical information on their returns) and the trading days.

Specifically we use the term preferential link to indicate a link whose presence in the projected network cannot be explained in terms of random co-occurrence of neighbors in the bipartite system.

The last set of results concerns the network of movies where we consider the social bipartite system of movies and actors and we obtain statistically validated networks of movies.

We aim to statistically validate each link of the projected network against a null hypothesis of random co-occurrence of common neighbors that takes into account the degree heterogeneity of elements of both set A and set B. In order to accomplish this goal we first decompose the bipartite system in subsystems.