nonlinear inequalitiesmethods of set approximationworkspace of a robotThe problem of approximating the set of all solutions to a system of nonlinear inequalities is studied. A method based on the concept of non
to stop the discriminant from just being zero everywhere. For the resultant also I guess it is necessary to use gcd and then resultant of the cofactors. A full factorisation of everything would handle these cases but I'm not sure if that is a good idea: in context the factorisation is ...
Based on computed weighted MaxSMT solutions, we present an algorithm for finding constraint conflicts by solving the set cover problem in Sect.7. We show that our reduction from the set cover problem to SMT is correct. 5. We introduce our fully automated prototype tool, MaxUSE, in Sect.8by...
When the term “degree” is used in context of directed graphs we refer to the out-degree of a vertex. 2.2. Some known results we use In this section, we capture some elementary results about the nature and the complexity of finding kings, that are used later in the paper. Lemma 1 ...
(1994) Iterative Algorithms for Finding Approximate Solutions of Completely Generalized Strongly Nonlinear Quasivariational Inequalities. Applied Mathematics and Mechanics 15: pp. 1069-1080Zeng, L.C. Iterative algorithms for finding approximate solutions of completely generalized strongly non- linear quasi...
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The protocol comprised a brief study overview, informed consent, and 12 open-ended questions organized into four categories: rare cancer definition and its impact, policy gaps and priorities, required actions, resources and alternative solutions. The interview guide was pilot tested with two external ...
a[12] O.L. Mangasarian, Nonlinear Programming, McGraw-Hill, New York, 1969.[translate] a[14] N.V. Chernikova, Algorithm for finding a general formula for the nonnegative solutions of a system of linear inequalities, USSR[translate]
in some numerical form in order to reflect individ- ual uncertainty vis-a-vis a quantity of interest". They also provide "a taxonomy of solutions" which they use as a "framework for a survey of recent theoretical developments in the area". Each ...
using eigenvectors for (partial) diagonalization does not require clustering and is thus simpler to use. Although unitary transformations appear to be numerically more appealing, in practice one often gets equally good or even better results by using eigenvectors for, e.g., solving multivariate root...