Sentence examples for higher order cost from inspiring English sources

Utilizing the nth moment results, the higher order cost cumulant Hamilton Jacobi Bellman equations are derived.

Higher order means higher cost of the computation.

The new SGA solution resulted in a better productivity but at a higher per-order cost.

One can increase t to incorporate higher order interactions, at the cost of more tests.

This approach gives the flexibility to achieve easily and at low cost higher order regularity for the approximation of the flux function in the domain covered by the plasma, while preserving accurate meshing of the geometric details outside this region.

Potential extensions of the model include, for example, using a higher order random effects model for positive costs and adding a random effect to the logistic model of zero costs.

In methods that use segmentation, a large number of operations per pixel are needed and consequently these methods require high order of computational cost.

The order cost NOK 675 million.

When the ordering cost is higher, the retailer orders the products in the longer replenishment period to reduce the order frequency.

On the other hand, Cobb-Douglas, having linear parameters (in logs) estimated or simulated at par with this assumption, and empirically speaking, we do not see too many curvature violations (on higher orders) for such production/cost functions.

The merit of this approach reduces the computational complexity of the robot dynamics by allowing online computation of a high order system at a lower computational cost.