iteratively
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- adverb
- /ˈɪtəˌrətɪvli/
- To enhance the software, they developed it iteratively, implementing user feedback at each stage.
- optimization process iteratively
- algorithms that iteratively
- Applied iteratively
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Watch on YouTubeAnd so people have tried to find some way of iteratively reconstructing.
- And so people have tried to find some way of iteratively reconstructing.
- You know that the same compute when applied iteratively keeps leading you to like, you know, increase in like IQ points or like reliability.
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Guided by the automatic landmarks, the 3D template is iteratively deformed to exactly match every 3D facial mesh of the dataset.
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One important application of probabilistic reasoning is in diagnosis, where the diagnostic system must iteratively decide which tests to perform in order to arrive at a diagnosis as quickly and cheaply as possible.
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And so people have tried to find some way of iteratively reconstructing.
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I am adding the code iteratively and, like some others, neglected to add the stores parameter.
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Such non-linear equations can be solved iteratively using standard statistical packages.
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Another approach is to solve iteratively for the electronic wavefunctions, compute the forces, and move the atoms by a large step.
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Using an interpretive approach, we iteratively reviewed documents to identify recurring themes and corporate positions.
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The model was refined iteratively, considering the multicollinearity condition number and removal of any variables with significance above 0.05.
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In accordance with Glaser's (1965) recommendations, codes were iteratively compared and revised as necessary.
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As needed, the teacher may also conduct further diagnostic assessment, adapting the intervention iteratively, thereby allowing for alignment of the intervention with the student's unique learning needs.
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Etymology
Iteratively comes from the Latin verb iterare, which comes from iterum meaning 'again'. So to work iteratively is to do something 'again and again', like 'repeat', to make it better or fix problems.