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language constructs,
which accept or
reject data
during the
iterations.
Recursions and
iterations have
different algorithmic definitions, even
though they...
- } # OUTPUT: # ****o # ****o # ****o Ruby
implements iterators quite differently; all
iterations are done by
means of p****ing
callback closures to container...
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divided into 1 or more
iterations,
which are
usually time-boxed
rather than feature-boxed.
Architects and
analysts work one
iteration ahead of developers...
- when
iterations change by less than this epsilon: Do not
divide by a
number smaller than this max_
iterations: The
maximum number of
iterations to compute...
- fixed-point
iterations with
linear convergence. The
requirement that f is
continuous is important, as the
following example shows. The
iteration x n + 1 =...
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iterative, for
minimizing the cost function,
including some
initial estimate of the
image and some
stopping criterion for
terminating the
iterations....
- In
computer science, the
iterated logarithm of n {\displaystyle n} ,
written log* n {\displaystyle n} (usually read "log star"), is the
number of times...
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algebra algorithms that give a
partial result after a
small number of
iterations, in
contrast to so-called
direct methods which must
complete to give any...
- but
require more
operations for each
iteration. If it is
necessary to
perform many
iterations (or few
iterations, but for many eigenvectors), then it...
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definition of an
iterated function on a set X follows. Let X be a set and f: X → X be a function.
Defining f n as the n-th
iterate of f,
where n is a...
