What does MIAD mean?
MIAD means Multiplicative Increase Additive Decrease
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Multiplicative Increase Additive Decrease?
Multiplicative Increase Additive Decrease can be abbreviated as MIAD
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What does MIAD stand for? MIAD stands for "Multiplicative Increase Additive Decrease". |
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How to abbreviate "Multiplicative Increase Additive Decrease"? "Multiplicative Increase Additive Decrease" can be abbreviated as MIAD. |
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What is the meaning of MIAD abbreviation? The meaning of MIAD abbreviation is "Multiplicative Increase Additive Decrease". |
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What is MIAD abbreviation? One of the definitions of MIAD is "Multiplicative Increase Additive Decrease". |
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What does MIAD mean? MIAD as abbreviation means "Multiplicative Increase Additive Decrease". |
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What is shorthand of Multiplicative Increase Additive Decrease? The most common shorthand of "Multiplicative Increase Additive Decrease" is MIAD. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MDQE - Multiplicative Dual Quaternion Error
- MLFG - Multiplicative Lagged Fibonacci Generator
- AIRF - Additive Increase Rate Factor
- AIMD - Additive Increase, Multiplicative Decrease
- AIR - Additive Increase Rate
- BMDS - Multiplicative Binary Moment Diagram
- IIAD - Inverse-Increase/Additive-Decrease
- IRDL - Increase Right Decrease Left
- MDF - Multiplicative Decrease Factor
- MLL - Multiplicative Linear Logic
- MIA - Multiplicative Integral Approximation
- MLCG - Multiplicative Linear Congruential Generator
- MILD - Multiple Increase, Linear Decrease Algorithm
- MAELL - Multiplicative Additive Exponential Linear Logic
- MIMD - Multiplicative Increase Multiplicative Decrease
- aa - additive Additive
- EIED - Exponential Increase, Exponential Decrease
- AMID - Additive Increase Multiplicative Decrease
- LMILD - Linear/Multiplicative Increase and Linear Decrease
- MILD - Multiplicative Increase and Linear Decrease