Sentence examples for stochastic future from inspiring English sources

The proposed modeling framework couples water quantity and water quality management and minimizes the total costs over a planning period assuming stochastic future runoff.

The solution of the model, for which we develop an efficient solution algorithm, provides optimal capacity requirements for each area in an airport terminal during the initial building phase, as well as the optimal expansion policy under stochastic future demand.

Its outline is in Algorithm 7. Algorithm 7 Dynamic S-VNS > Dynamic S-VNS > Dynamic S-VNS takes stochastic information about future travel speeds into consideration while planning and evaluates solutions on the basis of samples of future travel speeds.

An understanding of these distributions is essential for future stochastic modeling efforts.

As our framework requires only a stochastic description of future workloads, and not a full schedule, we also significantly expand the scope of systems that can be optimized.

It is vulnerable to any future stochastic landscape disturbance events, such as forest fires or severe droughts, and therefore its conservation status is 'Near Threatened'.

Observed variability in harvest efficiency and uncertainties of forest productivity are introduced in a stochastic simulation of future biological and financial returns to the alternative logging systems.

The importance sampling distribution corresponds to shifting the mean of the excitation to an 'adapted' stochastic process whose future is determined based on information only up to the present.

The importance sampling distribution corresponds to shifting the mean of the excitation to an 'adapted'predictableble') stochastic process whose future is determined based on information only up to the present.

By the entropy concept from which both AIC and ABIC (Akaike, 1974, 1978, 1980) are derived, we can expect a better forecast among the MLE-based models or among the Bayesian models with a smaller AIC or ABIC, respectively, under the assumption that the stochastic structure of future seismicity will not change from the past as the baseline seismicity.

Nevertheless the restriction of this species to just two known populations on Mount Tambuyukon and Mount Kinabalu respectively, and the inherent small total number of individuals means that this species is vulnerable to any future stochastic events, such as forest fires or severe droughts that could ultimately lead to the extinction of this rare taxon.