- to
another on for
example an invoice. It can be
either customised or
parameterised. The
schedule is
generated based on a set of
rules and
market conventions...
-
subclass of FPT. An
example is the
Boolean satisfiability problem,
parameterised by the
number of variables. A
given formula of size m with k variables...
- In statistics, as
opposed to its
general use in mathematics, a
parameter is any
quantity of a
statistical po****tion that
summarizes or
describes an aspect...
-
which is
contributed by a
curve out of a
sequence of curves.
Variables parameterising the
curves within this
family can be
called orbital elements. Typically...
- precedent,
others due to
deliberate design. For instance, a view
could be
parameterised and
parameters could be of type TABLE. Thus, a view
could in effect...
-
probability distribution. To be precise, a
compound Poisson process,
parameterised by a rate λ > 0 {\displaystyle \lambda >0} and jump size distribution...
- of 128, 192, and 256 bits up to 2040-bits, but, like RC5, it may be
parameterised to
support a wide
variety of word-lengths, key sizes, and
number of...
- to the
provider through the use of the
CommandText property, send a
parameterised query or
stored procedure through the use of a
Parameter object or Parameters...
-
decoding can be used to
recover the
original message.
Online codes are
parameterised by the
block size and two scalars, q and ε. The
authors suggest q=3...
- In
coding theory,
alternant codes form a
class of
parameterised error-correcting
codes which generalise the BCH codes. An
alternant code over GF(q) of...
