Sentence examples for general case of the problem from inspiring English sources

Much of the rest of the week was spent nailing down the general case of the problem with proofs (such as this inductive one by Patrick C) and algorithms (a histogram integrator by Giovanni Ciriani and Dr W).

For the general case of the problem (1.1 - 1.2), we can directly employ the classical augmented Lagrangian method proposed by [6].

Let G be a hypergraph where each BAC B is represented with a unique vertex v B and each subset S of at most d vertices are connected with a hyperedge e S. In the most general case of the problem d= m.

The Shortest Path under the SRLG-like model (SP-SRLG) problem is NP-hard, since it is a general case of the MCSiP problem introduced in "Shortest paths in correlated networks" section, which is NP-hard [18].

These generated constraints may be of a form that is easily extended for general case of the underlying problem, or they may be in a more complicated form where a generalisable pattern is difficult to identify.

This paper addresses a location-routing problem with simultaneous pickup and delivery (LRPSPD) which is a general case of the location-routing problem.

In this section, we first explain the general case of the session reconstruction problem for client/server applications, and present a solution for this general case.

In this paper, we consider a Capacitated Location-Routing Problem with Mixed Backhauls (CLRPMB) which is a general case of the capacitated location-routing problem.

Our purpose of the present manuscript is to study the more general case of the proximal split minimization problems by introducing new algorithms with the regularization technique.

The general case of an interpolation problem was proposed by Davis [3] containing all the above-mentioned cases.

Next, we show that in sharp contrast to this case, for the general case of problems where we allow the state equilibrium to change with the parametric uncertainty, there typically exist local exponential observers even when the plant output is purely a function of the state.