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We do not define aweightfunctionon edges, but we specify how weights are updated if a path is extended, for generality.
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From now on in this proof we assume that theweightfunctionmatches.
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Let be aweightfunctionwhich is related to the micro-structural properties of the material, by taking into account the long distance interactions bewtween molecules.
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The criteria which are used to favor some paths over other paths are expressed as aweightfunctionon the edges of the graph.
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Several choices forweightfunctioncan be made.
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Theweightfunctionof an atomic preference builds on theweightfunctionof the basic desires occurring in the preference as follows.
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Because joint displacement is felt more in some joints, we also introduce aweightfunctionwi to stress the importance of one joint versus another.
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We note that if all the individual weights used by aweightfunctionare non-negative, the corresponding pseudo-boolean constraints are monotone.
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Then there exists aweightfunctiondefined on the vertices of the graph satisfying properties (1) and (3).
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The maximum constraints are monotone for everyweightfunction.
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The idea of moving least squares approximation is to solve for every point x a locally weighted least squares problem, where a kernel is used as aweightfunction.
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The function w(x) is called aweightfunction(or window function).
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Then w is an admissibleweightfunction.
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The polynomial is said to be an orthogonal polynomial of degree "n" associated to theweightfunction.
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