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This concept forms the baseline implementation of our idea.

We will compare performance against a naïve baseline implementation of the redistribution component.

We compare Bloomfwd to a Baseline implementation of the algorithm, introduced in Section 4.1, and to the MIHT.

As well as providing a baseline implementation of the canonical Gillespie Direct Method for stochastic simulations, we have developed a number of optimised multi-compartment SSAs (Romero-Campero et al., 2009) which greatly improve performance and decrease simulation time for large models.

Also not explored in these studies is the fact that Mahout's recommenders are designed to be highly extensible, so good or bad performance on a baseline implementation may not be indicative of what the tools are capable of when tuned properly for a specific application or dataset.

On one hand, we diagnose the baseline implementation and observe that it lacks of the awareness of the hierarchical thread organization on modern hardware.

A well known OF algorithm by Horn and Schunck is selected for this baseline implementation.

On a wide range of EDA problem instances, our SMVP implementation outperforms all prior work and achieves a speedup up to 50× over the CPU baseline implementation.

When adjusted for baseline characteristics, implementation of the open-lung protocol was associated with a reduced risk of acute lung injury (adjusted odds ratio of 0.34 with 95% confidence interval of 0.23 to 0.75; P = 0.002).

The workgroup considered the definition of ARF to require the following features: ease of use and clinical applicability in different centres; high sensitivity and specificity for different populations and research questions; consideration of creatinine change from baseline; and implementation of classifications for acute on chronic renal disease.

They used OpenDragon and the Toolkit to create a baseline, software-only implementation of their algorithms for comparison purposes.