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  • ...=SIAM Journal on Computing}}</ref> Unlike [[Mega-Merger]] it has a trivial termination and cost analysis. ...cs.carleton.ca/~santoro/DADA.html|title=Design and Analysis of Distributed Algorithms|last=Santoro|first=Nicola|website=people.scs.carleton.ca|page=213|access-da ...
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  • ...ussak |first1=Walter |last2=Trehan |first2=Amitabh |date=2023-06-01 |title=Termination of amnesiac flooding |journal=Distributed Computing |language=en |volume=36 | contribution = On the Termination of Flooding ...
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  • == Termination == Termination is granted by '''deadlock prevention''' and '''total reliability'''. ...
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  • ...ondence problem]] can be reduced to it.<ref name="plump1998termination">, "Termination of graph rewriting is undecidable", Detlef Plump, Fundamenta Informaticae, [[Category:Graph algorithms]] ...
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  • * [3. Termination]:Return the best knowledge point found by the agents. ...d with [[differential evolution]] to obtain better results than individual algorithms on a common set of benchmark problems.<ref name="CGOS14">{{cite journal |la ...
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  • ==Termination and correctness of the algorithm== [[Category:Algorithms]] ...
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  • ...a minimization problem under the maximum iteration <math>k_{\max}</math> (termination criterion) is as follows: ...)</math> works to utilize the periodic descent directions under the search termination <math>k_{\max}</math>. ...
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  • ...ion or lexicographic strategy can be used to prevent cycling and guarantee termination.{{sfn|Nocedal|Wright|2006|p=381|loc=§13.5}} |title=A Comparison of Simplex Method Algorithms ...
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  • : S5: (''Termination?'') If all <math>c_{i,j}</math> are zero return <math>S</math>, otherwise m ...ltipliers''; details may be found in the above references. Upon successful termination a Janet basis for the input system will be returned. ...
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  • * Until a termination criterion is met (e.g. number of iterations performed, or adequate fitness Luus notes that ARS (Adaptive Random Search) algorithms proposed to date differ in regard to many aspects.<ref>{{cite book |last1=L ...
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  • ...on has shown to be beneficial in this field. In this article two efficient algorithms solving this problem are introduced. ...th> after the initialization, the bottom one to <math>d_A</math> after the termination of the algorithm. ...
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  • ...en houses, and an agent may have two or more top houses. Several different algorithms have been suggested for this setting.<ref>{{Cite journal|last1=Alcalde-Unzu * Termination: the algorithm using the rule is guaranteed to terminate. ...
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  • ...mone /> is to execute <code>ReduceAndReconstruct</code> as a loop with two termination criteria: number of iterations and a timeout (what is reached first). The p ...compression. An attempt to combine ReduceAndReconstruct and RecyclePivots algorithms has led to good results.<ref name=Simone /> ...
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  • ...root, one does not know whether it is because there is no real root. Some algorithms compute all complex roots, but, as there are generally much fewer real root ...ation algorithms began to be implemented on [[computer]]s it appeared that algorithms derived from Sturm's theorem are less efficient than those derived from [[D ...
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  • '''While not'''(termination criterion) ...erion is problem-dependent, like in any other EA. In most applications the termination criterion is a generation count limit or a function evaluation limit (that ...
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  • ...equent calculus]]-similar notation can be used to formalize many rewriting algorithms, including CDCL. The following are the rules a CDCL solver can apply in ord ...ses. Note, learned clauses are still remembered through restarts, ensuring termination of the algorithm.'' ...
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  • # Until a termination criterion is met (e.g. number of iterations performed, or adequate fitness [[Category:Optimization algorithms and methods]] ...
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  • ...[[optimization (mathematics)|objective functions]]; there are criss-cross algorithms for [[linear-fractional programming]] problems,<ref name="LF99Hyperbolic">{ ...first=Karl-Heinz|title=The simplex method: A probabilistic analysis|series=Algorithms and Combinatorics (Study and Research Texts)|volume=1|publisher=Springer-Ve ...
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  • ...2=Karystinos|first2=George N.|last3=Pados|first3=Dimitris A.|title=Optimal Algorithms for L1-subspace Signal Processing|journal=IEEE Transactions on Signal Proce == Algorithms == ...
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  • ...e = Fast Compact Prime Number Sieves (Among Others) | journal = Journal of Algorithms | volume = 4 | issue = 4 | pages = 332–344 | doi = 10.1016/0196-6774(83)900 # On termination, the rest of the primes up to ''{{Mvar|N}}'' are the members of ''{{Mvar|W} ...
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