Definitions

1. Lower bounds are defined Note that in a partially ordered set, it is possible that not all elements are comparable.

Products

1. If a partially ordered set is viewed as a category C, then products in C are greatest lower bounds while arbitrary cones are just lower bounds.

Single Case

1. Prediction intervals are upper and lower bounds for the prediction of the dependent variable for a single case.

Concept

1. We introduce the concept of dimension witness to put lower bounds on d.

Tight

1. We study two Pspace-hard optimization versions of propositional planning and provide tight upper and lower bounds on their approximability. (Web site)

Approximation

1. In mathematics, approximation or estimation typically means finding upper or lower bounds of a quantity that cannot readily be computed precisely. (Web site)

Complexities

1. For both linear and differential cryptanalysis we establish lower bounds on the complexities of success of attacks. (Web site)

True Value

1. The one-group calculated critical mass estimates are thus lower bounds on the true value. (Web site)

Bounds

1. So they describe this bad news in "neutral light" as upper bounds on the strength of their new interaction or the lower bounds on some masses.
2. In this case the products and coproducts correspond to greatest lower bounds (meets) and least upper bounds (joins). (Web site)

Lower Bounds

1. The only structured data types were arrays, but they were permitted to have lower bounds and could be dynamic.
2. When X is a group-like space, we derive lower bounds for the order of these groups and their localizations. (Web site)

Categories

1. Bounds
2. Arrays
3. Single Case
4. True Value
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