Translation for 'feasible' from English to Dutch

feasible

uitvoerbaar {adj}

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financially feasible

financierbaar {adj}fin.

• Cooperative bargaining is the abstract problem of selecting a feasible vector of utilities, as a function of the set of feasible utility vectors (fair division is a special case of bargaining).
• Chris Grayling announced in January 2019 that the initial study declared the project "technically feasible".
• The space of all candidate solutions, before any feasible points have been excluded, is called the feasible region, feasible set, search space, or solution space.
• completed under the auspices of the Sacramento Local Area Formation Commission (LAFCo), the city as proposed “may be fiscally feasible” (p.
• While competing methods such as gradient descent for constrained optimization require a projection step back to the feasible set in each iteration, the Frank–Wolfe algorithm only needs the solution of a linear problem over the same set in each iteration, and automatically stays in the feasible set.

• ... it has a feasible solution, and the set of feasible solutions is bounded), then it has an optimal BFS.
• Equivalently, an interval greedoid is a greedoid such that the union of any two feasible sets is feasible if it is contained in another feasible set.
• Affine scaling works in two phases, the first of which finds a feasible point from which to start optimizing, while the second does the actual optimization while staying strictly inside the feasible region.
• "TEi = 1" shows that the "i-th" firm obtains the maximum feasible output, while "TEi < 1" provides a measure of the shortfall of the observed output from maximum feasible output.
• For this feasible generalized least squares (FGLS) techniques may be used; in this case it is specialized for a diagonal covariance matrix, thus yielding a feasible weighted least squares solution.

• A feasible point [...] is called "efficient" if there is no feasible point [...] with [...] , [...] , where [...] denotes the component-wise ordering.
• , where "X" is a compact set of feasible decisions in the metric space [...] , and "Y" is the feasible set of criterion vectors in [...] , such that [...].
• A QPD’s set of feasible coefficients [...] for all [...] is convex. Because convex optimization requires convex feasible sets, this property simplifies optimization applications involving QPDs.