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matrix

noun as in something from which another originates

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They used methods such as exact diagonalization, density matrix renormalization group, and Monte Carlo simulations to test how electrons behave under various scenarios.

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As these light waves interact, they automatically carry out mathematical procedures such as matrix and tensor multiplication, which form the basis of deep learning.

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If you’re investing in companies with new CEOs, start by placing the appointment on a simple matrix: continuity that restores brand strengths versus continuity that maintains an ailing playbook.

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"Mathematically speaking, it is a huge matrix with millions of columns and trillions of rows," Rätsch explains.

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Schools that consider legacy preferences give applicants additional credit in this matrix if a parent, or sometimes another close relative, attended the school.

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