Sentence examples for iteration period from inspiring English sources

Using this method, the iteration period is halved in comparison with originally proposed serial turbo decoding [10].

The iteration period of the K-means algorithm consists of the following two parts: (1) Distribution of samples.

Thus, by doubling the number of Max-Log-MAP SISO decoders, shuffled turbo decoding parallelism halves the iteration period in comparison with originally proposed serial turbo decoding.

Meanwhile, a larger CR can avoid local convergence traps in the later iteration period, but small CR can give enhanced local searching performance in the initial period of iteration.

Three time periods were examined: baseline (period 1), and the time after implementation of the first CDS intervention (period 2) and a second iteration (period 3).

In the iteration periods, each non-participating household first checks if the fee it needs to pay in order to join the cooperation, i.e., cooperation fee (denoted by coop_fee) is within the limit that it is willing to pay (denoted by pay_willingness).

In both scenarios, households choose to work hard initially i.e., using the effort of (e_{i}^.) In the iteration periods, if households observe nobody shirking, they decide whether they are going to shirk by comparing the payoff of one-period shirking and the payoff of keeping working hard, i.e., (frac{1}{1 - delta }u_{i}^{C}.) If the latter is larger, they choose to shirk.

If m t is not replaced by any of these periods, we start a new iteration in period (phantom {dot {i}!}r_{m_{t}}+1) (see step 7).

During the first iteration, stable periods of the video sequence are identified and the number of people present is estimated.

For each run, the number of iterations and burn-in period iterations were both set to 200,000.

However, classical sequential designs can hardly adapt to modern airplanes, due to their repeated iterations, long periods, and massive computational burdens.