Übersetzung für 'outer product' von Englisch nach Deutsch

outer product [cross product]

Kreuzprodukt {n}math.

outer product [notation: ×]

äußeres Produkt {n}math.

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Werbung

commercial off-the-shelf product <COTS product>

auf dem Markt erhältliches Standardprodukt {n}

product software <product SW>

Produkt-Software {f} <Produkt-SW>comp.econ.

outer {adj}

Außen-

äußere

outer

äußere Zeltplane {f}

outer layer

Rinde {f}

Kortex {m}anat.

outer suburb

Stadtrandsiedlung {f}urban

outer skin

Außenhaut {f}

outer office

Vorzimmer {n} [Büro]

outer packing

äußere Verpackung {f}

outer borough

Vorort {m}

Outer Eider

Außeneider {f}geogr.

outer ear

Ohrmuschel {f}anat.

outer wear

Überkleidung {f}cloth.

outer sleeve

äußerer Mantel {m}tech.

outer cable

Bremszughülle {f}

outer packaging

Umverpackung {f}

outer box

Überkarton {m}

outer join

äußere Verknüpfung {f}

• , vectors can be sent to covectors (in coordinates, via transpose), so that one can take the inner product and outer product of two vectors—not simply of a vector and a covector.
• The Berndt–Hall–Hall–Hausman (BHHH) algorithm is a numerical optimization algorithm similar to the Newton–Raphson algorithm, but it replaces the observed negative Hessian matrix with the outer product of the gradient.
• If the function to the left of the dot is "∘" (signifying null) then the composite function is an outer product, otherwise it is an inner product.
• Pseudo outer product-based fuzzy neural networks (POPFNN) are a family of neuro-fuzzy systems that are based on the linguistic fuzzy model.
• A transport equation for the Reynolds stress may be found by taking the outer product of the fluid equations for the fluctuating velocity, with itself.

• that determines the weights for the region in space over which the components of the outer product of the gradient by itself [...] are accumulated.
• Note that b"i" b*"i" is an outer product, therefore this algorithm is called the "outer-product version" in (Golub & Van Loan).
• The outer product is an [...] matrix, as expected for a linear operator.
• This multiplied by vectors on both sides gives the same vector as the product of a vector and bivector minus the outer product; an example is the angular velocity tensor.