Thus, we employ the computational innovations for caching the time series of network statistic updates outlined in Section 3.2 of Vu et al. [20].
The software implements previously described computational innovations (Csűrös et al., 2007, 2008), including rate optimization, posterior predictions, fast evaluation of the likelihood function and estimation of statistical confidence through bootstrapping.
He postulated that the economic progress of the past 250 years may have been a unique period in human history.It seems rather early to declare an end to the era of computational innovation: the original industrial revolution took over a century to play out.
Identifying putative protein binding sites from large, sequence-based datasets presents a bioinformatic challenge that has required considerable computational innovation despite the availability of numerous programs for ChIP-Chip analysis [3], [4], [5], [6], [7], [8], [9].
A comprehensive comparison survey for these approaches is presented which shows various features like computational time, innovation, convergence of the affected riccati equation, etc.
UNEDF demonstrated that close associations among nuclear physicists, mathematicians, and computer scientists can lead to novel physics outcomes built on algorithmic innovations and computational developments.
This example scenario illustrates an important public health benefit that could be achieved immediately: the opportunity to pursue useful knowledge-based innovations, by computational reuse, integration, and distillation of the publicly-funded archival research literature, across many areas in biology and medicine.
That includes two new master's programs in emerging media and game design, as well as four more in the equally of-the-moment fields of computational data science, integrative innovation in products and services, urban design and production technology and management — "things that combine arts, design and sophistication in computer science," Dr. Kamlet said.
Underlying many of these innovations is a computational paradigm known as MapReduce, which enables computational processes to be scaled up to very large sizes and to take advantage of cloud computing.
Will our desire for ever newer and higher-quality services mean that we continually find ways to make use of the extra computational power that digital innovation delivers?
Computational models of technological innovation offer a promising approach to the evolution of artifacts.
