monotonic function

collocation in English

meanings of monotonicand function

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monotonic
adjective
uk /ˌmɒn.əˈtɒn.ɪk/ us /ˌmɑː.nəˈtɑː.nɪk/
formal
speaking or spoken in such a way that the sound stays on the same note without going higher ...
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function
noun
uk /ˈfʌŋk.ʃən/ us /ˈfʌŋk.ʃən/
the natural purpose (of something) or the duty (of ...
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Examples of monotonic function

monotonic function
If this function is continuous, then it is a strictly monotonicfunction.
If acceptability is an inverse, monotonicfunction of similarity, then identical (fully similar) segments should be less acceptable than homorganic (partially similar) segments.
From formula (5), one can see that the fitted haplotype frequency is a monotonicfunction of the trait value.
But now, instead of generalization following a monotonicfunction of proximity in numerical magnitude, it seems more likely to follow some measure of mathematical similarity.
This was because reaction times to subsequent targets decreased in a monotonicfunction.
They show that the space-momentum relation for laser-accelerated protons is approximately a monotonicfunction.
The experimental evidence on this question is rather clear : the co-occurrence restrictions on identical consonants are inexplicable as a monotonicfunction of their similarity.
Let x be a monotonicfunction of visible wavelength.
Moreover, the extent of generalization is no longer simply a monotonicfunction of the exemplar range.
In the pseudocylindrical projections in their normal aspect, the y-coordinate is again some monotonicfunction of the latitude.
Hence, is a monotonicfunction that increases with increasing shock speed.
The advantage of representing a monotonicfunction by an upper set is that we do not usually need to store all of the elements of the set.
That is, the rank is a monotonicfunction.
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The set of discontinuities of a monotonicfunction is at most countable.
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In other words, squaring is a monotonicfunction on the interval.
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