Sentence examples for finite search from inspiring English sources

In other terms, they work with any (finite) search space.

However, it is well known that banding studies in birds are limited by a finite search space and challenges of resighting individuals and that apparent site fidelity is not incompatible with significant gene flow as evidenced by genetic markers (Barrowclough 1978; Koenig et al. 1996).

Due to the objective function f(β γ (n) + (1 − β p (n − 1)) in step (3) of Algorithm AWCR being (upper) convex, i.e., being concave, in the scalar variable β, for computing the maximum solution to the corresponding optimization problem, we can choose finite searching steps with even fewer evaluations of the objective function.

Intuitively, as resources become more available, delays in the gonotrophic cycle (G) resulting from the finite searching ability of the mosquito (s) are reduced (all variables are defined along with their units in Table 1).

FFO is estimated using the detected PSS by finite hypotheses search approach.

Search space smoothing and related heuristic optimization algorithms provide an alternative approach to simulated annealing and its variants: while simulated annealing traverses barriers in the energy landscape at finite temperatures, search space smoothing intends to remove these barriers, so that a greedy algorithm is sufficient to find the global minimum.

As the resources in the worldwide health care system are finite, the search for the best possible criteria of analysis is indispensable to optimize cost-benefit ratio.

An attractive aspect of these methods is that these methods provide guarantees on finite parameter searches, but have up to this point only been performed on small scale models.

Petroleum resources are finite and, therefore, search for their alternative non-petroleum fuels for internal combustion engines is continuing all over the world.

By considering the problem in a signal theory setting, we show that a principled and finite kernel hyperparameter search space can be discerned a priori by using the sinc kernel.

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