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Thus, for enough large n, we see that (y_{n}in E_{varphi}(x_{0})).
Contrarily, improvements by increasing batch size (T) continues upward and may reach perfect accuracy for enough large T values.
We assume that for enough large n and any given integer N ≥ 0, max { d N ( t ) : t ∈ T ( n ) } ≤ O ( ln | T ( n + N ) | | T ( n ) | ).
For enough large n, we have ( x n, y n, u n ) ∉ Gr ( R n ), i.e., R n ( x n, y n, u n ) does not hold.
Since q m ⟶ q, then ( x, y, x i ) ∉ Gr ( R m ) for each i ∈ { 1, …, n } and for enough large m, which implies that R m ( x, y, x i ) does not hold for each i ∈ { 1, …, n }.
Hence, for enough large m, ( x, v i, z m ) ∉ Gr ( Q m ), ∀ i ∈ { 1, …, n }, i.e., Q m ( v i, x, z m ) does not hold for any i ∈ { 1, …, n }, which is a contradiction.
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end{aligned} Thus (3.18) holds for (epsilon>0) enough large.
end{aligned} This last inequality is impossible since, for x enough large, it gives a contradiction.
(30)for large enough, the equation (3..19).
for all and all, where satisfies ;, for uniformly;, for all, where ;, for all, where ; for large enough, the equation (4.19).
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