"automatic computation" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the process of a machine or computer executing a calculation or process without human intervention. Example: "The new software program is able to perform automatic computation, greatly increasing the speed and accuracy of data analysis."
This result could help automatic computation.
Herman Hollerith is widely regarded as the father of modern automatic computation.
Today Hollerith is recognized as the father of modern automatic computation.
The main contribution of this novel method is the automatic computation of the projection vector.
Thus, algorithms for the automatic computation of orthopaedic parameters were implemented.
A new algorithm for the automatic computation of Feynman diagram amplitudes in quantum field theory is presented.
While previous work focused on fully automatic computations or explicitly involved user control for the integration of subjective decisions, we introduce a new example-based quad-meshing paradigm, in order to easily reproduce the subjective decisions made in the design of reference examples found in a corpus.
The development of the Harvard Mark machine outlined in the Campbell-Kelley reading showed that without IBM funding, Howard Aiken would not have had success with the Harvard Mark, "the first fully automatic computer". The story of the Harvard Mark suggests that despite being limited to mechanical computation, construction of a fully automatic computer was indeed possible with the help of funding.
It was what we would now recognise as a universal, stored-program computer and it opened up the possibility of applying high-speed automatic digital computations to a wide range of problems.
State-of-the-art, uni-processor linear matrix equation solvers for automatic control computations are investigated and compared for various problem sizes.
After a series of automatic symbolic computations (see methods below), the toolbox produces rich text and graphical output describing the identifiability of such model.
