iteratively
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adv.AdverbIn a manner that involves repetition; repeatedly.
The process was performed iteratively to refine the results.
adv.AdverbIn a stepwise manner, often improving with each step.
We approached the problem iteratively, solving small parts at a time.
adv.AdverbRelating to or involving iteration, especially in a computational process.
The algorithm was designed to converge iteratively towards the optimal solution.
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Logistic regression
- Instead, an iterative numerical method must be used, such as iteratively reweighted least squares or, more commonly these days, a quasi-Newton method such as the LBFGS method.
Instead, an iterative numerical method must be used, such as iteratively reweighted least squares or, more commonly these days, a quasi-Newton method such as the LBFGS method.
- be used, such as iteratively reweighted least squares or, more commonly these days, a quasi-Newton
be used, such as iteratively reweighted least squares or, more commonly these days, a quasi-Newton
Doing robotic surgery on a copy of myself
- We could then do the exact same thing to measure, and then we can iteratively improve these materials to make them behave like real tissue.
We could then do the exact same thing to measure, and then we can iteratively improve these materials to make them behave like real tissue.
- And then we can iteratively improve these materials to make them behave like real tissue.
And then we can iteratively improve these materials to make them behave like real tissue.
Week 0, continued
- So I'm iteratively improving upon this.
So I'm iteratively improving upon this.
- So I'm iteratively improving upon this.
So I'm iteratively improving upon this.
The History of Computing
- storage also began to iteratively increase as ICs could pack more transistors into smaller surface areas.
storage also began to iteratively increase as ICs could pack more transistors into smaller surface areas.
- storage also began to iteratively increase as ICs could pack more transistors into smaller surface areas.
storage also began to iteratively increase as ICs could pack more transistors into smaller surface areas.
Edmond Lau: "The Effective Engineer" | Talks at Google
- Um, but all of these investments in build times are extremely high leverage because it means that you can, instead of doing things, um, in large batches, you can do them more iteratively over time.
Um, but all of these investments in build times are extremely high leverage because it means that you can, instead of doing things, um, in large batches, you can do them more iteratively over time.
- And so that's why another key high-leverage activity is actually validating your ideas aggressively and iteratively.
And so that's why another key high-leverage activity is actually validating your ideas aggressively and iteratively.
10 Harsh Truths I Wish I Knew in My 20’s
- You need a practice, a practice of paying attention to what makes you come alive and doing more of it, a practice of noticing what drains you and doing less of it, a practice of following curiosity, even when it leads somewhere that doesn't make sense on a resume, a practice of allowing your life to be built iteratively through lived experience rather than designed theoretically through anxious planning.
You need a practice, a practice of paying attention to what makes you come alive and doing more of it, a practice of noticing what drains you and doing less of it, a practice of following curiosity, even when it leads somewhere that doesn't make sense on a resume, a practice of allowing your life to be built iteratively through lived experience rather than designed theoretically through anxious planning.