One computational cycle of a set of instructions (e.g., formula, algorithm) that is repeated a specified number of times.
A single round of data processing. During iterative data processing, a loop of instructions is executed in a repetitive manner until some threshold is reached.
The process of repeatedly applying a function to a series of elements in a collection until some condition is satisfied.
The process of executing an expression or a series of expressions one or more times.
A single execution of the body of a loop.
A repetition of a set of processes while retaining and applying the knowledge gained from the previous iteration of those same processes.
the repeated application of a function, using its output from one application as its input for the next.
The process of arriving at a solution through a series of steps that, ideally, computes solutions that are progressively closer to the correct answer. Also, a single step in such a process. A SUTRA run can involve two different types of iteration: non-linearity iteration, and matrix solver iteration.
the dimension of verbal aspect which expresses that an action is a repeated or habitual one.
A process in which a program is repeatedly improved in small steps. Also, one of those steps.
(computer science) a single execution of a set of instructions that are to be repeated; "the solution took hundreds of iterations"
(computer science) executing the same set of instructions a given number of times or until a specified result is obtained; "the solution is obtained by iteration"
doing or saying again; a repeated performance
a cycle through a certain formula
a mathematical (or geometrical) operation that is repeated a certain number of times to reach (or approximate) the final result
a single trip through a loop
A loop that uses the current value of a system to derive its future value by re-inserting it into the equations controlling the system dynamics. Feedback. The linking of effect back to cause.
a mathematical process involving the repetitive solution of a function using feedback
The process of following the steps within a phase.
A repetitive mathematical procedure, on an initially chosen trial value, which can produce improved values of a desired quantity.
The mechanism for repeatedly performing a series of actions. Common Lisp provides a number of constructions for performing iteration, as well as support for recursion.
a repeated computation, usually performed on a range of values or on the elements of a data structure
Repeating a set of rules or steps over and over. One step is called an iterate
In C, repeating a sequence of statements without using recursive function calls, most typically accomplished using a for or while loop. Oppose recursion (see recursion).
A synonym for ‘repetition’, as in a loop.
To do something repeatedly, as with a for or while loop.
One repetition of a complete set of instructions.
Repeatedly applying a series of operations to progressively advance towards a solution.
To repeat a process or rule over and over. In the Explorer, the process that is repeated is the rule x -- x2 + c for some constant . That is, starting with the seed x0, we compute in order x1 = x02 + c x2 = x12 + c x3 = x22 + c x4 = x32 + c where the seed x0 is a real or complex number. We also write this as x0 --x1 --x2 -- ... -- xn-1 --xn -- ...
A process in which a series of actions are repeated. Each time the actions are repeated, improvements and adjustments are made to bring the process closer to achieving its goal. For example, you might produce several iterations of a design before it works the way you want it to work.
A single development cycle, usually one week. Elapsed time between iteration planning sessions.
One of the four main constructs in structured programming for executing a series of steps repeatedly in a program, often called looping.
One step in the process of recalculating a circular reference repeatedly, until convergence occurs. See Convergence.
Repetitive processing involving feedback from previous stages that is incorporated into the activity as it progresses.
A single pass through a group of instructions. Most programs contain loops of instructions that are executed over and over again. The computer iterates through the loop, which means that it repeatedly executes the loop. deddeebinsa View
One pass through a loop. Begins with the evaluation of the condition. If the condition evaluates to TRUE, the code block is executed. In a for loop, also includes the evaluation of the step.
A series of steps in an algorithm whereby the processing of data is performed repetitively until the result exceeds a particular threshold.