Centralized optimization [10, 11, 12] is abandoned gradually because of the large computational quantity and unavailable access to a large amount of generator information.
On the one hand, the proposed method constructs a real-valued steering matrix in signal model rather than splitting the complex value into several real-valued ones, which can reduce a half of the computational quantity approximately.
First, a resultant hip joint segment force measured in this study is a computational quantity derived from combined measurement of body position and simultaneous measurement of ground reaction force, representing the sum of hip joint reaction forces and muscle forces.
Since using ab initio MD to compute all quantities necessary for this study would be orders of magnitude beyond the available computational power, we instead utilized a 'DFT correction' scheme for ReaxFF.
The approach is a computational one in which quantities that are intractable to evaluate exactly are approximated by sample averages from randomized algorithms.
From these surfaces, water levels and velocity distributions can be calculated for long-term periods at any estuarine location saving a remarkable quantity of computational cost and time.
It is also shown that this fidelity is carried into transport procedures and resulting exposure quantities without sacrificing computational efficiency.
Advances in materials engineering, electronic circuits, sensors, signal processing and classification techniques have allowed computational systems to interpret biological quantities, recognizing physiological conditions.
First we discuss computational method of singular point quantities for system (3).
As pointed out in, e.g., [6, 7], a joint maximum likelihood (ML) estimation of all these unknown quantities would encounter computational difficulties and convergence (or even existence) issues.
