Sentence examples for hierarchical space from inspiring English sources

The reason mosques come to mind is that they are not a hierarchical space like a Christian church.

"When I started in the late 1980s the office was very detached from home, it was a very formal, hierarchical space with cellular offices.

This hierarchical space decomposition (HSD) technique combines the benefits of both the earlier approaches, i.e., it has a selectable resolution and does not degenerate with time.

The perspective system that we know and love lost its dominance over visual art over the early centuries of Christian culture, giving way to hierarchical space and flat, attenuated compositions.

This paper presents a stochastic model in space and time for significant wave height, a Bayesian hierarchical space-time model.

To eliminate the data dependency between processors at run-time, and achieve load-balanced rendering, we design a novel algorithm to partition the tree and distribute the data along a hierarchical space-filling curve with error-guided bucketization.

As far as the authors are aware, no such model of significant wave height to date exploits the flexible framework of Bayesian hierarchical space-time models, which allow modelling of complex dependence structures in space and time and incorporation of physical features and prior knowledge, yet at the same time remains intuitive and easily interpreted.

Ning et al. [21] propose the hierarchical space-time framework enabling efficient search for desirable actions.

We applied the hierarchical space-time ETAS (HIST-ETAS) model to the short-, intermediand- and long-term forecast of baseline seismicity in and around Japan.

The former requires the identification of the centroid and correlation coefficient of each spatial cluster, while the latter requires the development of a space-time ETAS model with location-dependent parameters, called a hierarchical space-time ETAS (HIST-ETAS) model.

Therefore, the best fitted case among the candidates of the space-time ETAS models in Ogata (1998) was extended to the hierarchical version of the model (the hierarchical space-time ETAS model, HIST-ETAS model in short) in which the parameters depend on the location of the earthquakes (Ogata et al., 2003; Ogata, 2004).