verb
iterate
IT-uh-rayt/ˈɪtəreɪt/
To repeat a process or action, often refining it each time.
Our team iterates on the design after each round of testing.
Etymology
The verb preserves the idea of doing something again. When applied to a process, that repetition can involve successive attempts with adjustments.
In context
So the network is going to predict a distribution at previous time step that is supposed to be a bit less noisy. And you will sample from this distribution and iterate
More examples
- The program iterates through the list until it finds a match.
- We iterated on the recipe until the sauce tasted right.
- We keep iterating on the schedule as new requests arrive.
Forms
iterate · iterates · iterated · iterating
iteration noun — One repetition of a process or action.
iterative adjective — Involving repeated cycles of a process.
Similar words
- repeat
- Means doing something again, without necessarily making changes.
- redo
- Means doing something over, often to correct a problem.