Sentence examples for percolation problem from inspiring English sources

We model the epidemic dissemination as a percolation problem and by rigorous percolation analysis tune Scoop per-query and on-the-fly to answer β-queries correctly and efficiently.

Miritello et al. [136] used a formalism similar to the one presented by Newman [137] for epidemics, to characterize the dynamical strength of a link, which can be used as link weight to map the dynamical process onto a static percolation problem.

The growth process then enacts a percolation problem with edge probability qP E, and a geometry dictated by the assortativity matrix.

P' is considered by Lifson to be a number "much smaller than 1" (which is however not obvious at all); this is then mathematically shown to ruin Kauffman's claim for "crystallization of connected metabolism as a percolation problem".

Most percolation models either investigate static cluster topology problems or dynamic percolation problems.

The next example considers a convolution kernel g i (t, s) which arises in nonlinear diffusion and percolation problems; the particular case when n = 1 has been investigated by Bushell and Okrasiński [26].

This study presents two examples of stochastic simulations on CNN: the site-percolation problem and the two-dimensional Ising model.

In this paper, we apply scaling laws from percolation theory to the problem of estimating the time for a fluid injected into an oilfield to breakthrough into a production well.

An additional point that could be emphasized is the problem of "percolation of errors" stemming from the use of one genome to annotate the next, on and on, like a game of "telephone".

This example involves a groundwater flow problem related to percolation in gently sloping beaches (see Figure 4).

In section 1 we define the trust metric used; in section 2 we consider the problem of trust percolation in random networks with different trust weight distributions.