Sentence examples for computationally expensive operation from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately Gaussian convolution is a computationally expensive operation, which can severely limit the real-time applicability of foveation.

Recombination is a computationally expensive operation, as it involves pairs of parents (up to 4 L of them) that can combine their genome in many different ways (2 L for arbitrary genetic maps, 2 L when allowing single crossovers only).

The goal of this procedure is to improve resolution by avoiding computationally expensive operations due to the processing of large matrices; we refer to this procedure as the multigrid approach.

The time needed for object identification and grasp classification is longer (<5 s) as it includes computationally expensive operations.

These computationally expensive operations can be minimised by dividing the system volume into separate sub-volumes called voxels.

ME is the most computationally expensive procedure in HEVC encoder.

RSS is a computationally expensive process and leaving Reader to rot wasn't helping anyone.

These include the development of ancillary dedicated hardware circuits that carry out the more redundant and computationally-expensive operations in a faster way, leaving the main processor free to carry out other tasks while waiting for the result.

Many applications in mobile and embedded systems like signal processing, machine learning, kinematics, dynamics, and control depend on computationally expensive matrix operations.

This involves matrix inversion for the estimation of every symbol per iteration and is thus computationally expensive (O N2) operations).

At the time, the primary advantage of the algorithm came from avoiding computationally expensive floating point operations in favor of integer operations.