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Shelah-Stupp’s Iteration and Muchnik’s Iteration [PDF]
In the early seventies, Shelah proposed a model-theoretic construction, nowadays called “iteration”. This construction is an infinite replication in a tree-like manner where every vertex possesses its own copy of the original structure. Stupp proved that the decidability of the monadic second-order (MSO) theory is transferred from the original ...
Caucal, Didier, Knapik, Teodor
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Modelling iteration in engineering design [PDF]
This paper examines design iteration and its modelling in the simulation of New Product Development (NPD) processes. A framework comprising six perspectives of iteration is proposed and it is argued that the importance of each perspective depends upon ...
Eckert, C. M. +2 more
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On the Convergence of Techniques that Improve Value Iteration [PDF]
Prioritisation of Bellman backups or updating only a small subset of actions represent important techniques for speeding up planning in MDPs. The recent literature showed new efficient approaches which exploit these directions.
Marek Grzes +3 more
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ON THE TRANSFORMATION OF REPRESENTATION OF NUMBERS IN THE RESIDUO FROM ONE MODULE SYSTEM TO ANOTHER
Purpose. The purpose of this work is the theoretical foundation of one of the approaches to improve the effectiveness of the number system in nonpositional residual classes non-modular, so-called complex operation, the realization of which requires ...
Yu. D. Polissky
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Iterated Law of Iterated Logarithm
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Burdzy, Krzysztof, San Martin, Jaime
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Sample-based policy iteration for constrained DEC-POMDPs [PDF]
We introduce constrained DEC-POMDPs — an extension of the standard DEC-POMDPs that includes constraints on the optimality of the overall team rewards. Constrained DEC-POMDPs present a natural framework for modeling cooperative multi-agent problems with ...
Wu, Feng +8 more
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Iterative Algebras: How Iterative are They?
Summary: Iterative algebras, defined by the property that every guarded system of recursive equations has a unique solution, are proved to have a much stronger property: every system of recursive equations has a unique strict solution. Those systems that have a unique solution in every iterative algebra are characterized.
Adámek, J. +3 more
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Dennis Dams +2 more
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Alternative iterative technique
The standard methods of applying iterative techniques do not apply when the nonlinear term is neither monotonic (corresponding to an increasing or decreasing operator) nor Lipshitz (corresponding to a condensing operator).
Richard Avery +2 more
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On the solvability of a class of nonlinear Hammerstein integral equations on the semiaxis [PDF]
The paper studies a class of nonlinear integral equations on the semiaxis with a non-compact Hammerstein operator. It is assumed that the kernel of the equation decreases exponentially on the positive part of the number axis. Equations of this kind arise
Khachatryan, Khachatur Agavardovich +1 more
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