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Since you’re here, what does the following property stand for in your second paper? s ∈ AifM(s)/gec
by waltherg 8y ago
Since you’re here, what does the following property stand for in your second paper?
s ∈ AifM(s)/gec
- defen 8y agoNot OP but that should probably render as: s ∈ A if M(s) >= c So: s (system state) is a member of A (permissible region) if M(s) (proxy measure of s since we can't directly observe it) is greater than or equal to c (threshold)
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