Sentence examples for mean convergence rate from inspiring English sources

The mean convergence rate was measured for 120 random network realisations, for each network size.

Consequently, our measure of community stability (persistence) is the inverse of the mean convergence rate within pairs of introduced and resident communities.

(mathrm{order}_{E}) means the convergence rate in energy-norm.

The mean regional convergence rates did not relate to the biodiversity of the region (assessed as sum of all taxa found on the panels at both regional sites, r2 = 0.017, p = 0.76) or to the change imposed (expressed as initial dissimilarity between introduced and resident communities, Table 1, r2 = 0.0002, p = 0.98).

The strong and mean-square convergence rates are obtained.

The strong and mean-square convergence rates are explicitly obtained.

It is shown that our multigrid methods are optimal, which means the convergence rates of the methods are independent of the mesh size and mesh level.

The latter property means that the convergence rate is completely independent of (or only mildly dependent on) all the relevant parameters: in our setting, we can mention the coefficients of the PDE, the dimensionality d, the geometric map G describing the physical domain, the matrix size (related to the fineness parameters), and the spline degrees (associated with the IgA approximation order).

In other words, people are looking forward to achieving the synchronization of a complex network as fast as possible in reality, and the finite-time synchronization means the improved convergence rate in a complex network.

Then the null solution of impulsive Markovian jumping stochastic fuzzy system (1.1) is globally stochastically exponentially stable in the mean square with the convergence rate 1 2 ( λ − ln ( ρ e λ τ ) δ τ ).

Therefore, we can see by [[13], Definition 2.1] that the null solution of system (2.5) is globally stochastically exponentially stable in the mean square with the convergence rate 1 2 ( λ − ln ( ρ e λ τ ) δ τ ).