The ROUGE measures we compute are based on the parameters described for the DUC 2007 Summarization Task (http://duc.nist.gov/duc2007/tasks.html).html
That's really important because that's what almost all encryption for internet computing is based on.
Unlike desktop computing, which Microsoft dominates through its Windows operating system, Internet computing is based on open communications standards that are not owned or controlled by any single software maker.
Cloud computing is based on service models.
Cloud computing is based on a stack which builds functionality on increasing levels of abstraction.
Additionally, cloud computing is based on a "pay-as-you-go" model.
Soft computing is based on techniques such as fuzzy logic, genetic algorithms, artificial neural networks, machine learning, and expert systems.
Cloud computing is based on a large number of ideas and the experience accumulated since the first electronic computer was used to solve computationally challenging problems.
The implementation of parallel computing is based on the fact that sensitivity evaluation with respect to each parameter is independent and thus can be separated.
Charles Babbage is cited as the father of modern computing — although perhaps "uncle" would be more accurate, since his designs never actually saw completion and computing is based on totally different principles.
