Sentence examples for random measures from inspiring English sources

The European Commission, unlike the computer, does not propose random measures, and coalitions of members do not form randomly around any proposal.

"The government is introducing random measures!" Still, the government is combating a major source of dissatisfaction, particularly in Hong Kong's "sandwich class" — middle-class families who do not qualify for state assistance and say they are being priced out by the wealthy.

With PF, continuous distribution could be approximated by discrete random measures.

The random measures B and H are regarded as a mixture of time-changing processes.

Next, we introduce a series of processes approximating to different random measures based on the primary works of Stroock [5].

In [4], the existence and uniqueness for solutions of stochastic reaction diffusion equations driven by Poisson random measures are obtained.

The number of CS observations is the amount of random measuring with CS measurement matrix Φ for per echo signal s i.

Additionally, associated with such a jump process is an integer valued random measure μ(d x,d t) that counts the jumps occurring in measurable subsets of space and time.

If you divide the second of these figures by the first, you get a "passage probability"—the chance, behind a "veil of ignorance", that a random measure will pass.

The Wiener process and the Poisson random measure are mutually independent.

These show that complex random measure is very important in theory.