Sentence examples for exhaustive combination from inspiring English sources

The exhaustive combination of the J intervals for M compelled links obtained from the near-optimal solution thus results in one set of J M P elements.

This last P-element interval approximates the P N -element interval that would have resulted from an exhaustive combination of elements within the considered interval combination.

If we performed an exhaustive combination, there would be 510=9.765.625 test cases generated where each test case is: t c i ={a k,b k,⋯j k }.

Our goal here is trying to avoid an exhaustive combination of t-tuples as might happen with other classical greedy approaches.

To get rid of this complexity, we point out that the above-mentioned ideal (exhaustive) solution can also be viewed as an exhaustive combination of intervals (J N combinations) associated with an exhaustive combination of elements within each interval combination (P N combinations).

Auditory stimuli were tone patterns of 750 ms duration generated by the exhaustive combination of three different 250 ms tones of different frequency.

Ideally, testing and validation are performed by exhaustive combinations of the values of input variables.

Exhaustive combinations of distance and angle constraints, on one point or all points of curves and surfaces, as well as transformations and mappings that are required in mechanical design are included in the proposed taxonomy and representation.

We eventually propose a novel approach which makes use of this near-optimal solution and is based on the following two-step algorithm: Step 1 Apply exhaustive combinations of intervals to a subset of M interfering links; Step 2 Perform Monte Carlo simulations for the N - M remaining links.

Experiment 1 collected 1728 data runs that were exhaustive combinations of the four levels of complexity, nine simulated directions of sound (no direction (i.e., diotical-mono), 0°, 45°, 90°, 135°, 180°, 225°, 270°, and 315° azimuth angles at 0° elevation), two repetitions, and 24 participants).

Some algorithms use exhaustive search in combination with concepts such as equivalence sets [8] to narrow a search field [9].