J Xue - Journal of computer Science and Technology, 1997 - Springer
… to iterativealgorithm. The key for developing correct iterative program is loop invariant. This is recognized by not only the advocators of formal method of designing algorithms and …
… by fixed point iteration methods; in particular, iterative methods used in … iterative method which is based on an infinite pool of operators in this subclass. The perturbation resilient iterative …
H Buchner, R Aichner, W Kellermann - Audio signal processing for next …, 2004 - Springer
… We presented a unifiedtreatment of BSS algorithms for convolutive mixtures. This framework contains two main principles: Firstly, three fundamental signal properties, nonwhiteness, …
… The main goal of this paper is to propose a unifiedalgorithm framework for two classes of convex optimization problems arising from sparse reconstruction. The framework proposed …
… siderable design freedom in the iteration-dependent behavior of the algorithm. Finally, we … of MM algorithms based on connected (eg, convex) tangent majorants. For such algorithms, …
… However, one advantage of the GFM-bound over the spectral radius is its generic aspect allowing it to be applied to many iterativealgorithms, even those having an iteration matrix with …
YY Huang, CC Hong - Abstract and Applied Analysis, 2013 - Wiley Online Library
… of algorithms for finding solutions of this problem and establish the corresponding strong convergence theorems for the sequences generated by our algorithms. … through our algorithms. …
Y Censor, T Bortfeld, B Martin… - Physics in Medicine & …, 2006 - iopscience.iop.org
… by κ and all subsequent iterations were performed with a stepsize of s = κ. To test the convergence behaviour with different stepsizes s, we performed iterativealgorithmic runs with s = …
… all the algorithms in Table 1 use the same unified model, and they thus all have the same aim: optimize the values in the ‘unified model parameter vector’. These algorithms only differ in …