Sentence examples for theoretic notions from inspiring English sources

We use graph theoretic notions to characterize communication topology in the network determined by the information flow directions and captured by the graph Laplacian matrix.

Team members collected data, began analysis on performance and used participants' morality ratings to refine game theoretic notions so that they account for behavior in the trust game more accurately.

In the 1922 paper where he originally presented Skolem's Paradox, Skolem used the paradox to argue for two philosophical conclusions: that set theory can't serve as a "foundation for mathematics" and that axiomatizing set theory leads to a "relativity of set theoretic notions" (Skolem 1922).

With these graph theoretic notions we will now describe the idea of hierarchical clustering.

This process uses an information theoretic notion of energy (as opposed to a metabolic one) to produce an energy landscape in which local minima represent attractor states characterized by specific patterns of modular structure.

For the set theoretic notion of structure presupposes the concept of set, which, according to structuralism, should itself be explained in structural terms.

It is clear intuitively how we can explain type theory in set theory: a type is simply interpreted as a set, and function types A → B can be explained using the set theoretic notion of function (as a functional relation, i.e. a set of pairs of elements).

The common denominator of such measures is an underlying information theoretic notion of relative compressibility.

Since hierarchically clustered data is not necessarily associated with a similarity measure, the selection is based on a graph theoretic notion of cohesive clusters.

This implies that those clusters that were included to the LInCS clustering by the graph theoretic notion of cohesiveness are much more homogeneous on the biological level than those that were not included.

Unlike Carnap, Weyl did not characterize the interpretation of theoretical terms by means of model-theoretic notions.