The trackability limitation of current gradient algorithm is discussed.A new algorithm, named variable parameter gradient estimation algorithm with local polynomial approximation is proposed.
In this paper, the mathematical model of the reltion between water saturation vapor pressure and saturated temperature is established in the form of monoacidic polynomials.
According to the nature of two-dimensional biharmonic equations,this paper obtains a polynomial solution of the biharmonic equation for stress function by means of the MATHEMATICA software.
In this paper, we show that the Pseudo-Symmetric property of spherical point set can be characterized by the eigen values of eigenpolynomial and it has the closeness under the metric sum operation.
Namely, taking a discrete sequence that we want to understand and treating it as the coefficients on a polynomial, then evaluating that polynomial on complex values.
In general, since every individual polynomial has only finitely many terms, its coordinates will be some finite string of numbers with an infinite tale of zeroes.
Each of the polynomials in our space will only have finitely many terms, but the full space is going to include polynomials with arbitrarily large degrees.
Points in this parameter space are colored black if and only if the Newton's method process for the corresponding polynomial produces an attracting cycle.
So the rough algorithm outline then would be whenever you want to convolve two lists of numbers, you treat them like they're coefficients of two polynomials.
Which in the back of your mind, you can just think of as treating them like they're the coefficients of a polynomial and evaluating it at a very specially selected set of points.
We have a question that's just about subsets, it's a discrete math problem, and yet the way that we can answer it is to evaluate a crazy polynomial on some judiciously chosen complex numbers.
But the actual way that it breaks down involves a different kind of simple group, a different kind of atom, one which polynomial solutions built up from radicals would never allow.