Sentence examples for counting problems from inspiring English sources

We consider some of the most recent refinements to classical counting complexity, namely, the parameterized complexity and the exponential-time complexity of counting problems.

In this talk we discuss a complexity dichotomy theorem for counting problems, which are expressible as certain Sum-of-Product computations.

He has a long-term interest in the computational complexity of counting problems, and in randomized algorithms, particularly those based on Markov chain Monte Carlo.

We show that the problem of assessing the quality of a plan, or its plan robustness, is #P-complete, establishing its equivalence with the weighted model counting problems.

The obtained experimental results show that our proposed algorithm running on GPU can be successfully programmed and implemented for people detecting and counting problems.

Topics include the P versus NP problem; diagonalization; space complexity: PSPACE, Savitch's theorem, and NL=coNL; counting problems and #P-completeness; circuit complexity; pseudorandomness and derandomization; complexity of approximation; quantum computing; complexity barriers.

Two of these projects, a study of Union Square Park and the opening of a store, provided children exposure and experience with the following: writing stories, counting, problem solving, mapping, measuring, designing, drawing and research.

In recent years, other 4-manifold invariants have been introduced by changing the gauge theory (the PDE's and the "counting" problem) or, by changing the dimension, similar gauge theory invariants were defined on higher-dimensional manifolds.

In his letter, Mr. de Blasio said that his staff counted problems at more than 150 polling sites — or more than one-tenth of all the sites in the city — based on calls to his office and news accounts.

I can simplify homeland security's counting problem.

To solve the counting problem, institute scientists pulled off a neat trick.