In the last years, these techniques have lead to the development of a number of machine translation systems. Under the statistical statement of machine translation, we overview here how modeling, learning and search problems can be solved by using stochastic finite-state transducers. We also review...
For example Vertex Cover can be solved in O∗(1.189n) steps by an algorithm of Robson [102] (see also [103] for a simpler one running in O(1.221k) steps). The bounded search tree technique is an unavoidable ingredient of most parameterized algorithms. Typical examples of problems where...
Model Learning (ML) refers to a group of test-based and counterexample-driven algorithms conceived for learning the models (in the form of state diagrams) of black-box hardware (HW) and software (SW) systems from observed input–output data. Examples of learned models areDFAs, state charts ...
For benchmarking the performance of JAX-CPFEM, we first tested three numerical examples using Kalidindi’s phenomenological constitutive law65, which considers various crystal structures and boundary conditions. Each case was solved with various levels of mesh resolution using JAX-CPFEM with both CPU-on...
Take a look at the typed-terms.cpp in the examples, it uses this feature to create a simple calculator, but instead of the runtime switch statement on the char value like in the simple-expr-parser.cpp, the functor object has an overload for each arithmetic operator....
This is proven in Theorems11.1and11.2. There are several reasons why it is natural to studyHab, other than being a family that naturally incorporates other groups for which Conjecture1.2was solved. The consideration of hierarchies with abelian edges has provided a fruitful setting in which combinati...
In all the examples, we build a Delaunay triangulation in the low-dimensional embedding of each meshfree macro-element and generate a standard Gauss–Legendre cubature rule of 12 points (order 6) per tri- angle, an overkill integration rule. At the boundary curves, to integrate the boundary ...
Summarizing, we can generally state that more bandwidth is required for signals with more information as the following examples indicate: telephone speech requires 3 kHz, high-fidelity music 15 kHz, and television 6 MHz. 9.5.3 Bandwidth of systems Bandwidth is also used to characterize a system....
Explore all metrics Abstract Computational formulations for large strain, polyconvex, nearly incompressible elasticity have been extensively studied, but research on enhancing solution schemes that offer better tradeoffs between accuracy, robustness, and computational efficiency remains to be highly relevant. ...
providing a finite-state machine (FSM) in said main memory, providing in said FSM, two disjoint sets of states, one of which representing state-values processed by said host and set by said adapter, and said other set representing state-values processed by said adapter and set by said host...