The tractability of the Poisson process means that sometimes it is convenient to approximate a non-Poisson point process with a Poisson one.
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The generality and tractability of Cox processes has resulted in them being used as models in fields such as spatial statistics and wireless networks.
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The Edwin Smith Papyrus, written around 1650 1550 BC, describes various head injuries and symptoms and classifies them based on their presentation and tractability.
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Some considered restrictions are based on the tractability of the constraint satisfaction problem where the constraints are all binary and form a tree over the variables.
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A necessary condition for tractability is the existence of a solution for a universal gadget of some order that is part of some classes of functions.
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This is so because the set of assumptions that can be investigated using computer simulation is not limited by the strong restrictions that mathematical tractability imposes.
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Tractability can however also be obtained by placing the condition of being a tree to the primal graph of problems that are reformulations of the original one.
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In general, there is a compromise to be made between the precision of the analysis and its decidability ( computability ), or tractability ( complexity ).
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Tractability is obtained by restricting the relations; in particular, if a problem has width k and is strongly k-consistent, it is efficiently solvable.
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The strictly deductive approach often requires so many simplifications to ensure mathematical tractability that the correspondence between the real world and the model assumptions turns out disappointingly weak.
