Sentence examples for choice constraints from inspiring English sources
This choice constraints the range of behaviors, of places and the generalization of the results.
However, we can apply the multiple choice constraints (5) and the precedence constraints (6) to reduce the solution space to combinations.
This paper presents a branch and bound (B&B) algorithm for the 0-1 mintegerteger knapsack problem with linear multiple choice constraints.
This paper will focus on the second set of process adaptations, including operating variables and choice of refinery processes schemes for low aromatics FCC products within crude oil choice constraints.
For instance Vestager was asked whether the Commission might want Google to send push notifications to existing Android users to highlight alternatives, and thereby offer a remedy to consumers who had already been impacted by the choice constraints it placed on device makers and carriers.
A method to map XML DTDs to relational schemas with constraints such as functional dependencies, domain constraints, choice constraints, reference constraints, and cardinality constraints over DTDs is given, which can preserve the structures of DTDs as well as the semantics implied by the above constraints over DTDs.
An overall equilibrium solution requires a user choice constraint to be satisfied for each patient visit in the network, where the constraint states that the individual cannot improve their distance and congestion of that visit by switching to another facility given the other decisions on the network.
This paper presents an application of a recent kind of neural networks in a reliability optimization problem for a series system with multiple-choice constraints incorporated at each subsystem, to maximize the system reliability subject to the system budget.
In order to increase efficiency a 'warm start' strategy is proposed whereby the choice of constraints to enter the active set is based on information of previous SQP iterations.
The choice of constraints will have an impact on which registries the adversary would plausibly have access to.
