HL7-NCBO - Buffalo Ontology Site
... time. This outer allergy problem act (representing the "Concern") can contain nested problem observations or other nested clinical statements relevant to the allergy concern. •SHALL contain exactly one [1..1] @classCode="ACT" (CodeSystem: 2.16.840.1.113883.5.6 HL7ActClass) STATIC (CONF:7469). •SHALL ...
... time. This outer allergy problem act (representing the "Concern") can contain nested problem observations or other nested clinical statements relevant to the allergy concern. •SHALL contain exactly one [1..1] @classCode="ACT" (CodeSystem: 2.16.840.1.113883.5.6 HL7ActClass) STATIC (CONF:7469). •SHALL ...
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... Automated program synthesis is the problem of designing an algorithmic method to find a program that satisfies a mathematical model (i.e., a required set of properties) that is correct-by-construction. The synthesis problem has mainly been studied in two contexts: synthesizing programs from specifi ...
... Automated program synthesis is the problem of designing an algorithmic method to find a program that satisfies a mathematical model (i.e., a required set of properties) that is correct-by-construction. The synthesis problem has mainly been studied in two contexts: synthesizing programs from specifi ...
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... In the context of untimed systems, in the pioneering work [3, 4], the authors propose methods for synthesizing the synchronization skeleton of programs from their temporal logic specification. More recently, in [5–7], the authors investigate algorithmic methods to locally redesign fault-tolerant pro ...
... In the context of untimed systems, in the pioneering work [3, 4], the authors propose methods for synthesizing the synchronization skeleton of programs from their temporal logic specification. More recently, in [5–7], the authors investigate algorithmic methods to locally redesign fault-tolerant pro ...
DOMAIN-INDEPENDENT LOCAL SEARCH for LINEAR INTEGER
... algorithmics. They arise when a large number of discrete organizational decisions have to be made, subject to constraints and optimization criteria. This thesis describes and investigates new domain-independent local search strategies for linear integer optimization. We introduce W SAT ( OIP ), an i ...
... algorithmics. They arise when a large number of discrete organizational decisions have to be made, subject to constraints and optimization criteria. This thesis describes and investigates new domain-independent local search strategies for linear integer optimization. We introduce W SAT ( OIP ), an i ...
All Soviet Union Math Competitions
... edge to c. c is not already on the path, because otherwise the edge would join b to itself. Now suppose we have reached a point x not previously on the path. x has at least two edges, so it must have another one besides the one we used to reach it. Suppose this joins x to y. If y is already on the p ...
... edge to c. c is not already on the path, because otherwise the edge would join b to itself. Now suppose we have reached a point x not previously on the path. x has at least two edges, so it must have another one besides the one we used to reach it. Suppose this joins x to y. If y is already on the p ...
Waring`s Problem: A Survey
... from here that most of the savings usually come. On the other hand, nontrivial estimates for |f (α)|, when α ∈ m, may be obtained from estimates stemming from work of Weyl [154] and Vinogradov [144] (see Vaughan [128] for more modern estimates). When successful, this leads to the relation R(n) ∼ ...
... from here that most of the savings usually come. On the other hand, nontrivial estimates for |f (α)|, when α ∈ m, may be obtained from estimates stemming from work of Weyl [154] and Vinogradov [144] (see Vaughan [128] for more modern estimates). When successful, this leads to the relation R(n) ∼ ...
The Traveling Salesman Problem
... The no subtour constraint can also be formulated in two ways ◮ The number of links in any subset should be less than the number of cities in the subset. X ...
... The no subtour constraint can also be formulated in two ways ◮ The number of links in any subset should be less than the number of cities in the subset. X ...
Risk-Averse Strategies for Security Games with
... A strategy profile hx, ti i for this game is a mixed strategy x for the defender, and the attacked target ti . The mixed strategy x = hxi i is a vector of probabilities of defender coverage over all targets (Yin et al. 2010), such that the sum total of coverage is not more than the number of availab ...
... A strategy profile hx, ti i for this game is a mixed strategy x for the defender, and the attacked target ti . The mixed strategy x = hxi i is a vector of probabilities of defender coverage over all targets (Yin et al. 2010), such that the sum total of coverage is not more than the number of availab ...
Graph Partitioning with AMPL - Antonio Mucherino Home Page
... How can we solve a graph partitioning problem? We need to find a partition in clusters of a weighted undirected graph G = (V , E, c), where V is the set of vertices of G, E is the set of edges of G, c is the set of weights eventually assigned to the edges. This problem can be formulated as a global ...
... How can we solve a graph partitioning problem? We need to find a partition in clusters of a weighted undirected graph G = (V , E, c), where V is the set of vertices of G, E is the set of edges of G, c is the set of weights eventually assigned to the edges. This problem can be formulated as a global ...
“relations constraints” on lifting variables + SDP Relaxation Question
... Relaxations of higher order incorporate the inequality constraints in LMI • We show relaxation of order 2 • It is possible to continue and apply relaxations • Theory guarantees convergence to global optimum ...
... Relaxations of higher order incorporate the inequality constraints in LMI • We show relaxation of order 2 • It is possible to continue and apply relaxations • Theory guarantees convergence to global optimum ...
Appendix - UBC Math
... where S ≥ 0 is the rate of studying and f ≥ 0 is the rate of forgetting. We will assume that S and f are constants that are different for each person. [Your answers to the following questions will contain constants such as S or f .] (a) Mary never forgets anything. What does this imply about the con ...
... where S ≥ 0 is the rate of studying and f ≥ 0 is the rate of forgetting. We will assume that S and f are constants that are different for each person. [Your answers to the following questions will contain constants such as S or f .] (a) Mary never forgets anything. What does this imply about the con ...
Adaptive Computations Using Material Forces and
... In Fig. 4, the Voronoi cells of point p inside a regular pentagonal and hexagonal element are shown. By using an isoparametric mapping from the reference element to the physical element, the shape functions and their derivative over the physical element can be found. The mapping from a hexagonal ref ...
... In Fig. 4, the Voronoi cells of point p inside a regular pentagonal and hexagonal element are shown. By using an isoparametric mapping from the reference element to the physical element, the shape functions and their derivative over the physical element can be found. The mapping from a hexagonal ref ...
Sequencing Operator Counts Toby O. Davies, Adrian R. Pearce, Nir Lipovetzky
... which we refer to as bounds literals. Bounds literals can be used to form linear constraints of the form [Yo1 ≥ k1 ] + · · · + [Yon ≥ kn ] ≥ 1 which we call generalized landmark constraints. Note that only one bounds literal need occur per operator within the same landmark. If the same operator o ha ...
... which we refer to as bounds literals. Bounds literals can be used to form linear constraints of the form [Yo1 ≥ k1 ] + · · · + [Yon ≥ kn ] ≥ 1 which we call generalized landmark constraints. Note that only one bounds literal need occur per operator within the same landmark. If the same operator o ha ...
CHAPTER 10 FACILITIES LAYOUT AND LOCATION
... material handling costs. • Suppose that some machines 1, 2, 3, 4 are required to be located in A, B, C, D. The cost of locating machines to locations are known and shown below. For example, if Machine 2 is located to location C, the cost is 7 (say, hundred dollars per month). Location Machine ...
... material handling costs. • Suppose that some machines 1, 2, 3, 4 are required to be located in A, B, C, D. The cost of locating machines to locations are known and shown below. For example, if Machine 2 is located to location C, the cost is 7 (say, hundred dollars per month). Location Machine ...
The problems in this booklet are organized into strands. A
... square. But in 31 years, Jennifer’s age would then be a two-digit number resulting in at least a five-digit number when their ages are used to form the second perfect square. A similar argument could be presented if John’s age is a one-digit number. Therefore, both Jennifer and John have ages that a ...
... square. But in 31 years, Jennifer’s age would then be a two-digit number resulting in at least a five-digit number when their ages are used to form the second perfect square. A similar argument could be presented if John’s age is a one-digit number. Therefore, both Jennifer and John have ages that a ...
Sequencing Operator Counts
... the corresponding operator count does not necessarily represent a valid plan. Our approach can be used both as an incremental lower bound function and as an optimal planner, much like h++ (Haslum 2012), as our approach does not terminate until it finds a proof that it has computed h∗ , i.e. finds a ...
... the corresponding operator count does not necessarily represent a valid plan. Our approach can be used both as an incremental lower bound function and as an optimal planner, much like h++ (Haslum 2012), as our approach does not terminate until it finds a proof that it has computed h∗ , i.e. finds a ...
The problems in this booklet are organized into strands. A
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Plea for a semidefinite optimization solver in complex numbers
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... LAAS, 7, avenue du Colonel Roche, BP 54200, 31031 Toulouse cedex 4, France. E-mail: Cedric.Josz@ gmail.com. ...
Acyclic Type of Relationships Between Autonomous
... V 0 = {v|v ∈ P }, and E 0 = {e|e ∈ P }. The decision version of the problem, k-AToR, is defined as follows: Definition 2.2: Given an undirected graph G, a set of paths P , and an integer k, test if it is possible to give orientation to some of the edges of G such that the directed graph does not con ...
... V 0 = {v|v ∈ P }, and E 0 = {e|e ∈ P }. The decision version of the problem, k-AToR, is defined as follows: Definition 2.2: Given an undirected graph G, a set of paths P , and an integer k, test if it is possible to give orientation to some of the edges of G such that the directed graph does not con ...
Quadratic optimization over a second-order cone with linear equality
... cones using linear matrix inequalities (LMIs) [22]. Consequently, polynomial-time interior-point algorithms [15] become applicable for this type of problems. For a general nonhomogeneous quadratic programming problem over a second-order cone, Jin et al. [14] provided an exact computable representati ...
... cones using linear matrix inequalities (LMIs) [22]. Consequently, polynomial-time interior-point algorithms [15] become applicable for this type of problems. For a general nonhomogeneous quadratic programming problem over a second-order cone, Jin et al. [14] provided an exact computable representati ...
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[CP11] The Next-to-Shortest Path Problem on
... t-path in D (Fig. 1b). We claim that R = Psv ◦ R1 is a better solution, which contradicts the optimality of P. By definition, Psv contains at least one outward subpath, and, therefore, (R) > d(s, t). Since the vertices in D passed through by Psv are all ancestors of x, and R1 contains no ancestor o ...
... t-path in D (Fig. 1b). We claim that R = Psv ◦ R1 is a better solution, which contradicts the optimality of P. By definition, Psv contains at least one outward subpath, and, therefore, (R) > d(s, t). Since the vertices in D passed through by Psv are all ancestors of x, and R1 contains no ancestor o ...
nature of metacognition in a dynamic geometry
... metacognitive behaviors when problem solving in DGS (Kuzle, 2011) and their complex interplay. On the contrary to Schoenfeld (1981, 1985) the planning/implementation episodes were separated into two episodes, as they do not necessarily occur simultaneously or sequentially. In addition understanding ...
... metacognitive behaviors when problem solving in DGS (Kuzle, 2011) and their complex interplay. On the contrary to Schoenfeld (1981, 1985) the planning/implementation episodes were separated into two episodes, as they do not necessarily occur simultaneously or sequentially. In addition understanding ...
Generalised Integer Programming Based on Logically Defined
... polynomial time. An NPO problem Π is in the class APX if there is a polynomial-time approximation algorithm for Π whose performance ratio is bounded by a constant. Completeness in APX is defined using a reduction called AP -reduction [3, 10]. An NPO problem Π is APX-hard if every problem in APX is A ...
... polynomial time. An NPO problem Π is in the class APX if there is a polynomial-time approximation algorithm for Π whose performance ratio is bounded by a constant. Completeness in APX is defined using a reduction called AP -reduction [3, 10]. An NPO problem Π is APX-hard if every problem in APX is A ...