Sentence examples for sum assignment from inspiring English sources

This tracking is carried out employing a new two-step method: (1) the detections-to-tracks association is solved by using Kalman filtering combined with an own-designed cost optimization for the Linear Sum Assignment Problem (LSAP); and (2) the occlusion management is based on SVM kernels to compute distances between appearance features such as GCH, LBP and HOG.

We find that the cost function of a linear sum assignment problem involves only the defining representation of the symmetric group, while quadratic assignment problems are superpositions of the representations indexed by the partitions (n), (n−1,1), (n−2,2), and (n−2,1,1).

each customer is assigned to the closest open facility, a Steiner tree connects all open facilities, and the sum of assignment, facility opening and Steiner tree costs is minimized.

each customer is assigned to exactly one open facility, a Steiner arborescence rooted in r connects all open facilities, and the cost defined as the sum of assignment, facility opening and Steiner arborescence cost, is minimized.

To calculate the benefit of the Group Account we first sum the assignments that all group members have made to the Group Account (i.e., we sum the assignments of players 1, 2, 3 and 4 to the Group Account).

This sum of assignments to the Group Account is multiplied by 2, and divided in 4 equal shares (one share for each member of the group).

- P11, Cover letter with references to relevant experience and qualifications; - proposed fee (lump sum) for the assignment.

Or as Tuck summed up the assignment: "Adrian is the best, most consistent back in the league.

Meadows stolidly sums up his assignment: "I was to solicit — from a pacifist, on behalf of the military — the secret of weather forecasting".

That's a hefty sum for a single assignment, and it comes as merger activity in general has slackened.

To test the biases of hiring managers, Reuben and his research partners designed an experiment in which about 150 participants, in the role of job candidates, would be hired to perform a math assignment: correctly summing as many sets of four two digit numbers as possible over a period of four minutes.