to anneal

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• IBM also developed a simulated annealing method for the automated optimization of the arithmetic coder probability-estimation table.

  Academic text (1996)

• In exchange for its versatility, the annealing algorithm is relatively time-consuming and complex to control.

  Academic text (1996)

• It is the inexorable creation of new knowledge that both anneals society.

  Blog text (28)

• You can use things like simulated annealing to run to get lower bounds to get things that look pretty good and maybe optimal.

• It uses this quantum annealing capability and our founders believe that it was much easier to implement this type of quantum computing.

• Thus, the multivariate (hundreds or billions of variables) landscape is dynamic, and we need dynamic knowledge to keep it annealed (optimized).

  Blog text (28)

• This is followed by the removal of any overlaps created by clock optimization, which is done with a very low-temperature simulated-annealing run of timing-driven detailed placement to preserve timing closure.

  Academic text (1996)

• The engineers decided to anneal the software model using a simulated annealing algorithm to find the best solution for the optimization problem.

• To improve performance, the team will anneal their approach by applying simulated annealing for effective exploration of the algorithm's search space.

Phrasal Verbs

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to anneal the steel

• Specialized

7.2

Heat then cool steel to make it less brittle and easier to shape

How Thorough

exhaustive

• Formal

32 6.6

to anneal

• Specialized

9.3

backtracking

• Specialized

1 7.2

to search

∞ 1.0

guess

768 1.0

Surface Forms

Etymology