Sentence examples for decision version from inspiring English sources
Due to the VaR-constraints the optimization problem is generally of non-convex type and its decision version is already NP-complete.
Based on some useful structural properties of the decision version of the problem, we design a polynomial-time combinatorial algorithm for the optimization problem.
We show that although the decision version of VLSP seems to be intractable in the general case, it can be solved optimally for lengths 1 and 2. This result opens the possibility of practicable algorithms to schedule searches efficiently when expected access times can be categorised as either slow or fast.
The decision version of the forwarding index problem is, given a connected graph G and an integer ξ, to find a way of connecting each ordered pair of vertices by a path so that every vertex is an internal point of at most such paths.
In this section, we show the decision version of MCKPQ, CKPQ is NP-complete.
Indeed, consider the decision version of the problem, referred to as the validation problem for (mathsf {GFDs}).
Participants were assigned non-randomly to sex-specific groups that viewed either the decision aid version with the discussion of the no testing option or the version without this information.
The corresponding decision feedback version of the linear MMSE equalizer (MMSE-DFE) incorporates both pre-cursor and post-cursor taps.
By incorporating the slicer, i.e., the symbol by symbol detection device into the inverse filter recursion, we can implement the decision feedback version of the zero-forcing equalizer (ZF-DFE) to eliminate memory induced in the partial response CPM signals.
Both the zero-forcing solution based on direct inversion of the memory channel, its corresponding decision feedback version and the MMSE-DFE solution to memory removal were investigated and shown to produce significant reduction in the symbol error probability over no equalization.
What are the consequences of each of those alternatives," and, "How do I value those consequences?" Then you act so as to achieve good consequences rather than bad consequences, or in the standard decision theory version, to choose the alternative with the highest expected value.
