Sentence examples for terms of approximation from inspiring English sources

Much of the progress in solving discrete optimization problems, especially in terms of approximation algorithms, has come from designing novel continuous relaxations.

We provide a description of the positive local operator multipliers in terms of approximation by elements of canonical positive cones.

Through extensive large-scale experiments, our approach is shown to be very effective in terms of approximation quality, computational time and scalability.

We characterise completely compact operator multipliers in terms of their symbol as well as in terms of approximation by finite rank multipliers.

Redundancy on the one hand offers much promise for greater efficiency in terms of approximation rate, but on the other hand gives rise to highly nontrivial theoretical and practical problems.

Discretization approaches of LPV state-space systems are introduced and analyzed in terms of approximation error, considering ideal zero-order hold actuation and sampling of the input-output signals and the scheduling parameter of the system.

This work is part of classical mathematics; according to Brouwer's later view, his fixed point theorem does not hold, although an analogue cast in terms of approximations can be proved to hold according to his principles.

Efficiency solely enters in a second step, where this first notion of optimality is shown to be equivalent to optimality in terms of nonlinear approximation classes which include best approximation error plus data approximation terms  [15].

Approximation algorithms for scheduling parallel machines have been studied for decades, leading to significant progress in terms of their approximation guarantees.

Paradigms of steepest descent approximations have delivered good performances in practice and also appear to be the best candidates in terms of the approximation achieved to optimum descriptor sizes [ 14].

The underlying reasons were well elucidated in terms of Rayleigh approximation.