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multialgorithm

multialgorithm adjective: involving more than one algorithm.

Adjective

multialgorithm (not comparable)

  1. Involving more than one algorithm.

Noun

multialgorithm (plural multialgorithms)

  1. A collection of varied algorithms that are applied to the same problem, either interleaved or in parallel.
    • Also, mixed strategies developed in Nazareth and Qi [1996], which interleave the sum-of-squares merit function and the Lagrangian-based potential function in order to enhance robustness without sacrificing efficiency, can be replaced by pure strategies (basic forms of the algorithms) that run, in...2006, John Nazareth, Differentiable Optimization and Equation Solving, →ISBN, page 201
    • To improve the robustness of biometric systems, multisamples (multiple sampes of the same biometric characteristic), multialgorithms (multiple algorithms with the same biometric sample), and multimodal (different biometric characteristics) biometric systems have been developed.2010, Alan C. Bovik, Handbook of Image and Video Processing, →ISBN, page 1283

Synonyms of multialgorithm

Forms of multialgorithm

pluralmultialgorithms

Origin of multialgorithm

From multi- + algorithm.

Questions about multialgorithm

What does multialgorithm mean?
Multialgorithm means involving more than one algorithm.
What part of speech is multialgorithm?
Multialgorithm can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near multialgorithm in the dictionary

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  2. multialarm
  3. multialbum
  4. multialgebra
  5. multialgebras
  6. multialgorithm
  7. multialgorithmic
  8. multialgorithms
  9. multialignment
  10. multiallelic
  11. multiallelism

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