Sentence examples for graphing environment from inspiring English sources

SURGE NextG includes a graphing environment that enables real-time construction of mathematical representations based on periodic sampling of measures of Surge's motion (see Figure 6a,b,c).

Unlike with the dot trace, however, in the graphing environment, students can determine the frequency of measurements, either synchronizing them with the dot trace or making them more or less frequent.

In this work, we introduce an algorithm for the automatic synthesis of social laws for multi-agent mobilization in any 2-connected graph environment.

When the TEM-parameters are determined it is possible to deduce and propose rigorous analytical expressions based on curve-fitting techniques done under Origin50 graph environment.

In this paper, we propose a coherent, formal method of generating a control system from the graph-based environment description while taking into account the designer's decisions.

Policy objects are black boxes: To support multi-agent, RLlib just needs to manage the creation and execution of multiple policy graphs per environment, and add together the losses during policy optimization.

(iv) We discuss the challenges involved in executing activity recognition service graphs in environments where the availability of sensors cannot be guaranteed.

In this paper, we present efficient schemes for construction of tangent graphs for an environment consisting of both non-convex and convex obstacles.

This paper presents a new parallel algorithm for construction of the complete visibility graph of an environment with multiple convex polygonal objects.

In particular, the hardware implementation operates at approximately 53 MHz and accommodates the reduced visibility graph of an environment with 80 vertices in one XCV3200E device.

"I've been studying the graphs on the Environment Agency website trying to work out what they mean," Jeremy Langford told the Guardian in February as he tried to make up his mind whether to evacuate his home in the village of Moorland in favour of higher ground.