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Definition EFG tensor Hamiltonian in high field Euler angles Wigner rotation matrices Static crystal Rotating crystal V20 static Second-order quadrupole shift, V21 and V22 static W20 static W40 static Second-order quadrupole shift, V20 and V22 MAS V20 VAS (MAS) W20 VAS (MAS) W40 ...
“Gradient” can refer to gradual changes of color, but we’ll stick to the math definition if that’s ok with you. You’ll see the meanings are related. Properties of the Gradient Now that we know the gradient is the derivative of a multi-variable function, let’s derive some propertie...
Create a 3-by-1 vector as a symbolic matrix variableX. Create a scalar field that is a function ofXas a symbolic matrix functionA(X), keeping the existing definition ofX. symsX[3 1]matrixsymsA(X)[1 1]matrixkeepargs Find the gradient ofA(X)with respect toX. Thegradientfunction returns...
By definition, the mean is the first moment of a random variable X about the origin defined (Lefebvre, 2006). The random variable is the gradient approximation. Hence, the estimation of the first moment is an estimation of the expected value of the gradient. In addition, the second central...
Hi I am having trouble getting my head around the definition of a gradient. I know a gradient tells us the direction of steepest slope that one must follow to arrive at a maximum and I know it is defined as: However I haven't got a gutt feeling for it, I need these questions answer...
Definition 3.我们将多任务曲率(Multi-Task Curvature)定义为\boldsymbol{H}(\mathcal{L}; \theta, \theta^{'}) = \int_0^1{\nabla \mathcal{L}(\theta)^T \nabla^2 \mathcal{L}(\theta + a(\theta^{'} - \theta))} \nabla {}\mathcal{L}(\theta) da, 即在\theta'和\theta之间\math...
By the definition of locally Lipschitz continuity of a vector field, we have ‖Pγ0←1ξy−ξx‖x≤Lvdist(x,y) for any x,y∈Ω¯ and dist(x,y)
(k))‖2,where the first equality follows by the definition of x(k+1) in (2), the second one follows by adding and subtracting 2αk∇f(x(k))T(x∗−x(k)), the first inequality follows by the convexity of f and the property aTb≤‖a‖22ξ+ξ‖b‖22,∀a,b∈Rd, ξ≠...
The conditional intermediate quantile \hat{Q}_{\textbf{X}_i}(\tau _0) used in this definition generally also depends on the covariate vector \textbf{X}_i and needs to be modeled first. For this task, any method for (non-extreme) quantile regression can be used, but we note that the...