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Given Definition 1
defined above, the
sequence is said to
converge Q-
superlinearly to L {\displaystyle L} (i.e.
faster than linearly) in all the cases...
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linear convergence with rate 0.5. Curve-****ing
methods try to
attain superlinear convergence by ****uming that f has some
analytic form, e.g. a polynomial...
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BLAST searches across a set of
nodes in a cluster. In some
scenarios a
superlinear speedup is achievable. This
makes MPIblast suitable for the extensive...
- function. The factor ½ used
above looks arbitrary, but it
guarantees superlinear convergence (asymptotically, the
algorithm will
perform two
regular steps...
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dependences of
cantilever performance specifications on dimensions.
These superlinear dependences mean that
cantilevers are
quite sensitive to
variation in...
- that the
algorithm has a
linear rate of
convergence for ℓ1 norm and
superlinear for ℓt with t < 1,
under the
restricted isometry property,
which is generally...
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found in
fewer than 100
large lakes; this is
because lake
volume scales superlinearly with lake area.
Extraterrestrial lakes exist on the moon Titan, which...
- D} when P {\textstyle P} is
equipped with a
sublinear projection or
superlinear family, in
which still remains a pseudometric.
Considering the magnificent...
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jointly with J. Komlós and
Endre Szemerédi),
exponential lower bounds,
superlinear time-space
tradeoffs for
branching programs, and
other "unique and spectacular"...
- edu/~feng/presentations/030903-ParCo.pdf [bare URL PDF] Speckenmeyer,
Ewald (1988). "
Superlinear speedup for
parallel backtracking". Supercomputing.
Lecture Notes in...
