Sentence examples for for general analytic from inspiring English sources

Note that even if (A beta )) is linear in (beta ), (widetilde{A}(beta )) will not even be polynomial in (beta ) so it is important that step 1 be done for general analytic families.

Although powerful, this technique may not be directly applicable for general analytics scenarios since the topics and topic document relationship are often presented probabilistically in models.

As a result of this restriction, his account invited some philosophers to pursue a misguided quest for a general analytic theory of the rationality of conventions (as noted by Bickhard 2008).

Lempert, R. J. et al. A general, analytic method for generating robust strategies and narrative scenarios.

This paper gives a general analytic framework for analysing first hitting times of evolutionary algorithms.

For autogeneous control, we provide general analytic expressions using Langevin theory, and demonstrate that negative translational feedback has a much greater efficiency at reducing stochasticity than negative transcriptional feedback.

This work provides a general analytic approach for identifying the individual contributions of the microstructural parameters on the thermal conductivity which is a very important property controlling the performance of thermoelectric materials.

The SVP constraint is relaxed in this study and a systematic method is proposed to derive a set of new and general analytic equations for unwarping images taken from an omni-directional camera with a hyperbolic-shaped mirror (called a hypercatadioptric camera).

However, it significantly extends this work by providing a general analytic solution for determining the relative efficiency of mutator pathways, compared to non-mutator pathways, for fitness pathways involving increased fitness of malignant lineages and their precursors, as well as providing an analysis of negative clonal selection in the presence of tumor evolution.

For the fixed boundary problem a general analytic solution is obtained in an eigenfunction expansion by a self-adjoint formalism in linear operator theory.

Although some analytic solutions are known in closed form for a few specific equations, no general analytic method of solution currently exists.