Sentence examples for computational view from inspiring English sources

From a computational view point, ray trajectory is computed by solving the 'Eikonal equation' but signal magnitude is obtained as a result of 'Transport equation'[12].

A VERTIPH design incorporates three different views, each tailored to a different aspect of the image processing system under development; an overall architectural view, a computational view, and a resource and scheduling view.

Notice that Sun and Chai [14] introduced a new scalar-valued gap function of (GVVI) without any scalarization approach; the gap function discussed in [14] is simpler from the computational view.

However, others, particularly among those who were strongly committed to a (digital) computational view of the mind, firmly rejected this conception of imagery (Simon, 1972; Anderson & Bower, 1973; Baylor, 1973; Moran, 1973; Pylyshyn, 1973, 1978, 1981, 1984, 2001, 2002a,b, 2003a,b,c, 2004, 2007; Hinton, 1979; Slezak, 1995).

Nevertheless, an argument for a Dual Coding as opposed to a common coding account of memory performance is not ipso facto an argument against the computational view of the mind and the existence and theoretical necessity of a mentalese type code.

(ii) In [12], Charitha and Dutta established error bounds for (VVI) by using the projection operator method and strongly monotone assumptions, whereas it seems that our method is more simple from the computational view since there are not any scalarization parameters.

In the 1990s, Searle began to use considerations related to these to argue that computational views are not just false, but lack a clear sense.

The active inference view differs from the conventional (computational) views of motor control in conceptual and anatomical terms.

We propose to use some dataflow computational model views to specify embedded systems, because it is a notation that covers the most relevant aspects of distributed computing.

We instead took a computational-statistical view of motor behaviour to produce a quantitative estimate of the complexity of hand configurations.

The complexity of the analysis increases with the amount of data to process, both from a computational point of view and from a human resources point of view.