The Heston model is probably the most popular stochastic volatility model, not so much due to its accuracy, but rather its relatively inexpensive computational requirements–a consequence of its closed-form Fourier solution.
As a consequence of increased computational power in the last decades, evolutionary search algorithms emerged as important heuristic optimization techniques in the early eighties.
As a consequence of a computational approach to identify novel α-helical cytokines of the IL-6 family, the IL-27p28 subunit was recognized as the partner for EBI3 [ 17].
It is unclear at present whether this observation is a consequence of the computational approaches used to predict the ncRNAs, of the relatively limited number of conditions used to evaluate ncRNA expression, or whether there is indeed a bias in genomic ncRNA location.
As a consequence of the high computational demand connected with this type of spatio-temporal simulations, problem specific parallelization techniques are investigated to increase the numerical efficiency of the numerical analyses.
Even if sequential nutrient uptake evolves, substantial lag-phases are sub-optimal in our set-up and we conjecture that a lag-phase is a stochastic phenomenon and a consequence of the inherent computational cost of such stochastic regulation systems.
The reproducibility of computational approaches in science has received significant attention recently as a consequence of several highly visible computational studied that turned out to be mistaken, causing a credibility crisis in computational science.
As a consequence of its simple architecture and limited computational power, the maximum number of simultaneous connections is restricted to up to 64 users (even when radio resources are still available).
In the deliberative level we find those skills that require high computational time as a consequence of high level reasonings.
Computational models have shown that even if local (unit) computations are identical (e.g., time-based buffering), there are emergent variations in function across a continuous computational layer as a consequence of differential long-range connectivity (Plaut 2002).
Therefore, the computational complexity in the process can be reduced as a consequence of the rule-base size reduction.
