stochastic approximation method
C62590
concept
A stochastic approximation method is an iterative algorithmic technique for finding roots or optima of functions when only noisy or sample-based observations are available, updating estimates using random data to converge to the desired solution.
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| stochastic approximation method canonical | 1 |
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Class: stochastic approximation method
Generated description
A stochastic approximation method is an iterative algorithmic technique for finding roots or optima of functions when only noisy or sample-based observations are available, updating estimates using random data to converge to the desired solution.
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| Robbins–Monro algorithm | — |