n,m] be a graph drawn uniformly at random from the set of all labeled connected planar graphs with n vertices and m edges, where m = [cn] and c [member of] (1,3).
What does UAR stand for?
UAR stands for Uniformly At Random
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In practice, however, we may lay a system of test points with a fundamental tile of area a uniformly at random with an arbitrary orientation on the pivotal plane, and then draw the relevant point sampled test lines (Fig.
The first paper analyzes the joint correlation of triangular holes when their complement is tiled uniformly at random by lozenges.
When at [sigma], a vertex v is chosen uniformly at random from V, and a new configuration is generated from 7 conditioned on the set {n [member of] [OMEGA] : [eta](w) = [sigma](w), w [not equal to] v}.
], where [alpha] is chosen uniformly at random from the values [0, [pi]).
Initially, we choose the root r uniformly at random in the set of vertices that are not occupied by any of the N - 1 polymers in the system.
In each step one external node becomes internal and three new external nodes are inserted according to the following rule: Pick one external node, say v uniformly at random among all and make it internal.
trees; equivalently, it is obtained by recursively adding n vertices to the root, each time choosing the position uniformly at random among the possibilities.