Sentence examples for incremental version from inspiring English sources
In this article, we develop Lifelong Planning A∗ (LPA∗), an incremental version of A∗ that combines ideas from the artificial intelligence and the algorithms literature.
It is shown that unconditional stability in the incremental version of the projection method is possible provided two projections are performed per time step.
Our analysis allows us to (1) extend the known theory of admissibility of concept spaces for incremental version space merging, and (2) develop new, simpler label-update algorithms for ATMSs with DNF assumption formulas.
In this paper, we proposed a new incremental version of ISOMAP which can use the previous computation results as much as possible and effectively update the low dimensional representation of data points as many new samples are accumulated.
A new hardening law of the strain gradient theory is proposed in this paper, which retains the essential structure of the incremental version of conventional J2 deformation theory and obeys thermodynamic restrictions.
Unlike previous methods, an incremental version of K-D tree implementation is used which prevents rebuilding of tree for every incoming image, thereby reducing the per image computation time considerably.
Then we implement and evaluate forgetting mechanisms in nonincremental and incremental versions of CF algorithms.
You can release as many incremental versions as you want without resetting the ratings.
Figure 1 illustrates the evolution of the StrucEluc software in respect to the number of challenges received when the various incremental versions were available.
They exist in multiple, incremental versions; multi-author, i.e., they enable the collaboration and contribution of a number of interested and expert authors on a specific MSKO, with different levels of "ownership" and control of the MSKO, and each able to claim credit and responsibility for the contribution; and.
The system was generally developed using agile methods, which are characterised by emphasis on the fluid and evolving nature of IT development, continuous communication between users and developers, and regular user-review of incremental versions of products throughout development (Dybå and Dingsøyr, 2008).
