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Discussion of "algoritma"

Comment #1: Time
Curtis W Franks (Fri Feb 14 08:00:31 2014)

I think that a key component to algorithms is that they terminate.
Therefore, I propose that at least one terbri be added to this word such
that the nature of the algorithm can be specified. For example: "with
characteristics/properties x3", "containing sequence of rules/procedure
x3", "terminating in time/with time complexity that approximates function
x3 asymptotically".

Comment #2: Re: Time
Curtis W Franks (Fri Feb 14 08:01:39 2014)

krtisfranks wrote:
> I think that a key component to algorithms is that they terminate.
> Therefore, I propose that at least one terbri be added to this word such
> that the nature of the algorithm can be specified. For example: "with
> characteristics/properties x3", "containing sequence of rules/procedure
> x3", "terminating in time/with time complexity that approximates
function
> x3 asymptotically".


I do realize that x1 somewhat covers these ideas, but I am not sure that
it works in all situations.

Comment #3: Re: Time
gleki (Fri Feb 14 09:31:46 2014)

krtisfranks wrote:
> krtisfranks wrote:
> > I think that a key component to algorithms is that they terminate.
> > Therefore, I propose that at least one terbri be added to this word
such
> > that the nature of the algorithm can be specified. For example: "with
> > characteristics/properties x3", "containing sequence of
rules/procedure
> > x3", "terminating in time/with time complexity that approximates
> function
> > x3 asymptotically".
>
>
> I do realize that x1 somewhat covers these ideas, but I am not sure that
> it works in all situations.

I think we should start with the database of examples.

As for properties may be "lo algoritma poi ckaji" ?

BTW, I have stolen the current definition from gua\spi.

Comment #4: Re: Time
gleki (Fri Feb 14 09:32:39 2014)

One more point. It's very close to tadji, isnt it? just more precise.

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