The phrase "amount of computer processing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or extent of computational tasks or resources required for a specific operation or analysis.
Example: "The amount of computer processing needed for this simulation is significantly higher than we initially estimated."
Alternatives: "level of computer processing" or "quantity of computer processing".
This trial-and-error approach to computer learning requires an immense amount of computer processing power.
Also, the considerable amount of computer processing of the remote sensing imagery in regard to positional and spectral distortions requires a revision process which can integrate other maps and ancillary data in order to produce a sound analysis of the spatial pattern.
Especially when landmarks are not identifiable, the amount of computer processing will dramatically increase due to unknown data association.
This took a huge amount of computer processing power, as the simulated dinosaur robot took the information programmed into its virtual muscles and worked out how to use them to walk.
With our HDS image reconstruction approach, we showed that the relative advantages of both EP and quasi-CW data sets could be traded off by altering the amount of computer processing time (i.e. the number of image reconstruction iterations) used with either.
"We filter them all, and that takes huge amounts of computer processing power and Internet bandwidth, and it requires us to work constantly to keep the numbers from getting worse," Scarrow said.
Heras's work relies on large amounts of computer processing power.
Because the 2-step K-means + Ward's algorithm does not require a substantial amounts of computer processing power, large datasets can be analyzed efficiently by the methodology.
Your return is even more accurate because of computer processing of the tax information.
"CLASlite saved a huge amount of time, computer processing and field labor, and represents a major advance in the field of tropical forest monitoring". "The only way we are going to effectively care for the health of the planet's forests is for people to have good, accurate data on which they can make good decisions," Asner said.
Then he went into a detailed history of the development of parallel computer processing.
