Sentence examples for computational differences from inspiring English sources

We do also quantitatively compare the performance of our VNF-PR heuristic with the classical Virtual Network Embedding (VNE) approach proposed for NFV orchestration, showing the computational differences, and how our approach can provide a more stable and closer-to-optimum solution.

In RGB color space, human perception differences have less consistency with computational differences.

These differences have statistical and informational implications that lead necessarily to computational differences.

Below, we discuss the computational differences between the GLM and NRC that lead to differences in predictive power and STRF shapes, and compare the GLM method to other proposed methods for characterizing stimulus-response relationships in auditory neurons.

This problem is not a result of the computational differences between WLS and GLS, but rather the shape of the chi-square density distribution (Fig. 2).

We explore some of the factors underlying these computational differences, and the implications they hold for future methods development, in the Discussion.

Starting from Larkin and Simon's classic case study (1987) to illustrate a difference between informational and computational equivalence among representation systems, Lindsay's work locates where this computational difference lies, which he calls a 'non-deductive' method.

We'll discuss the connections between stochastic processes and computational models, differences from and similarities to game theory, and how one might acquire and use this toolkit to further one's own research.

It actually pinpoints the main reason behind the computational efficiency differences of the two algorithms.

One potential explanation for the difference in computational costs is difference in cost between computing edit and d distances, but this still needs to be explored.

For the job sequencing domain we provide supporting experimental evidence showing that problems exhibit a huge difference in computational cost under different conditions.