Sentence examples for iterative applications from inspiring English sources

This causes considerable performance overheads for many iterative applications.

Twister, by its turn, allows iterative applications to run without any of those problems.

Future work targets the extension of this analysis to other baseband iterative applications and its integration into available hardware prototypes.

Iterative applications have been used to solve a variety of problems in science and engineering, including large-scale computations based on the asynchronous model more recently.

Observe that the computational meaning of the improvers, as discussed in [46], can be interpreted as that this type of functionals correspond to a transformation on programs in such a way that the iterative applications of the transformation yield, from a complexity point of view, an improved program at each step of the iteration.

Similarly, the worseners can be interpreted as those functionals which correspond to a transformation on programs in such a way that the iterative applications of the transformation yield a worsened, from a complexity point of view, program at each step of the iteration.

The univariate unfolding of length distributions is shown to be applicable to bivariate length diameter unfolding problems through an iterative application of the univariate technique.

We point out that the proposed iterative application of the guided filtering in terms of diffusion and residual iteration yielded much better results than one application of either the joint bilateral filtering [2] or the guided filter [1]. Figure 11 Flash/no-flash denoising example compared to the state of the art method [2].

MBM involves an iterative application of the following unconstrained minimization problem (where κ denotes the iteration index within time instant t+1): begin{array}{*{20}l} mathbf{p}_{j}^{kappa}(t+1)in argmin_{mathbf{p}_{j,x},mathbf{p}_{j,y}} left{f(mathbf{p}_{j})+frac{mu^{kappa}}{c^{kappa}}phileft[c^{kappa}cdot g(mathbf{p}_{j} right]right}, end{array} (21).

Under the hood, LikeBetter is using an iterative application of Bayes rule called Naive Bayesian inference.

The results are based on the iterative application of the Grönwall inequality.