Sentence examples for algorithmic speed from inspiring English sources

Incorrect P-values therefore render ranking stability and algorithmic speed pointless.

In January 2012, John Cook posted this to his widely-read blog : In a review of linear programming solvers from 1987 to 2002, Bob Bixby says that solvers benefited as much from algorithm improvements as from Moore's law: "Three orders of magnitude in machine speed and three orders of magnitude in algorithmic speed add up to six orders of magnitude in solving power.

In particular, we estimate both the algorithmic speed-up, resulting from incremental force updates, and the influence of the change of the dynamics on the asymptotic variance.

Based on its excellent performance and paradigmatic nature, Consensus is a natural candidate for the investigation of an algorithmic speed-up aimed at reducing the mentioned bottleneck.

But if you do want to concern yourself with where machine intelligence is headed, then thinking about how algorithmic scale, speed and accuracy — applied over more and more aspects of human lives — will impact and shape the societies we live in is certainly a question worth pondering.

Like the assassin in Gun Machine, his latest novel, Ellis is horrified and angry beyond reason that just to walk across Manhattan for a bagel you step on the unseen skulls of Lanape Indians, on putrefying corpses of immigrants with tuberculosis, on the evidence of unsolved murder-suicides caused by home foreclosures traced back to algorithmic high-speed derivatives trading.

This article surveys the special simulation needs of lighting purpose OLEDs, presents the electro-thermal extension of the FDM-based SUNRED thermal field simulator and the significant algorithmic changes for speed up the program and make it more flexible.

The "flash crash" of May 6th 2010, in which American equities spectacularly nosedived, showed the damage that can be done by high-speed algorithmic trading.

Digital ads are often placed using high-speed algorithmic technologies that allow advertisers to aim ads at a certain demographic, say men ages 30 to 40.

The move to automation — high-speed, algorithmic programs that buy and sell ads based on a desired audience — was expected to be complemented by a second announcement by IPG on Thursday.

The London Stock Exchange is expected to report a rise in net profits of 14.7% to £194.7 million ($383.0 million) on Thursday, for the fiscal year ending in April, driven by a strong growth in demand for high-speed algorithmic trading, and the volatility that has gripped the market since last August when the subprime crisis first kicked off.