This concept is used in probability and statistical theory when describing the convergence of a sequence of variables to a certain limit variable.
This concept is used in probability and statistical theory when describing the convergence of a sequence of variables to a certain limit variable. Another use of this in mathematics is to summarize the least significant terms in the error term of the approximation of a function, and this concept was introduced by German mathematicians Edmund Landau and Paul Bachmann. Related to the Theta and Omega notations, lower order terms and constants are disregarded because of their negligibility as n approaches infinity. Name this notation system which compares the efficiency of algorithms in computer science, such as log n for binary search and n log n for merge sort.
This concept is used in probability and statistical theory when describing the convergence of a sequence of variables to a certain limit variable.
{Big}-{O} notation (also accept Big-Omicron notation)