iterate
iterate
Definition
it·er·ate (it′ər āt′)
transitive verb -·at′ed, -·at′·ing
to utter or do again or repeatedly
Etymology: < L iteratus, pp. of iterare, to repeat < iterum, again < *iterus, compar. of *i-, pron. stem > is, ea, id, he, she, it, ita, thus
it′·er·ant (-ər ənt) adjective
iterate
Synonyms
iterate
Usage Examples
Object
- prisoner: How to cope with noise in the iterated prisoner 's dilemma.
- map: The two main parts of the book treat kneading theory for individual iterated maps and for families of maps.
- learning: Can an idealized form of grammaticalisation be observed in computer simulations of iterated learning where agents learn their language through observation of other agents?
- function: To work out the size of the population after any number of breeding cycles you need to iterate the function.
- game: There is a difference here between what happens when you play a one-off game and when you iterate the game.
- process: The sequences of values produced by iterating a process is called the orbit of the initial value under the process.
Preposition: through
- list: Once you know the number of attributes, you can iterate through the list.
- collection: Iterating through collections by index can result in unnecessary database calls to collections such as lists.
- array: Tcl provides simple ways to iterate through the array, or through only certain elements in the array ( by filter ).
Preposition: over
- array: For example, they might iterate over sparse arrays or unbalanced trees rather than simple arrays.
- collection: This implementation iterates over the collection looking for the specified element.
- element: For example, if list is enlarged then the iterator will iterate also over the new elements at the end of the changed list.
Preposition: until
- convergence: The evaluation and transformation stages are iterated until convergence occurs.
Modifying Another Word
- again: The next call to each after that will start iterating again.
- then: You could then iterate over them to give your table of contents.
- also: For example, if list is enlarged then the iterator will iterate also over the new elements at the end of the changed list.
Followed by an intransitive particle
- over: The results of this initial analysis were then iterated over by Dr. Wright and the Senior Nurse of the unit.
Followed by a transitive particle
- over: You may prefer to use the each function to iterate over such.
Present participle complement
- learn: With iterated learning 4.9 For the second simulation series, the iterated learning model was applied to the three language game models.
Particle object:
- set: To iterate over a set of nodes, use xsl:for-each.
