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Abstract models may admit spurious counterexamples (false negative results) which are executions at the abstract level with no corresponding executions at the concrete level.

The corresponding execution rates for ordered transforms are 11.1 Gflops/s and 8.5 Gflops/s, respectively.

First, the operation procedures and corresponding execution methods of BIGA are described in detail.

The configurations and their corresponding execution times are shown in Table 1.

MBPTA delivers a pWCET distribution function that describes the highest probability (e.g. 10−15) at which one instance of a program may exceed the corresponding execution time bound.

In addition, the transfer of map outputs and corresponding execution of the reduce tasks takes up most of the MapReduce application turnaround time.

We show these numerical experiments in Tables 2 and 3, where we calculated the lower bound on the recoverable sparsity k and obtained the corresponding execution time.

While the maximum clock frequency is reduced by 17.9% in average, when using partial versus full forwarding, the positive effect of custom computation eliminates this effect by providing cycle speedups of 3.9× to 5.5× and corresponding execution time speedups for a ByoRISC testbed processor of 3.6×.

Reinforcement learning is applied to the afferent connection weights of the preparation-related cells, using the activity of the corresponding execution-related population as an eligibility trace.

This is typically a decaying copy of the activated neurons, but since the delay between preparation-related cell activity and the achievement of a stable grasp that elicits a reward can be quite long, we use the activity of corresponding execution-related cells as the eligibility trace.

There is ample evidence that motor imagery (MI) training – i.e. the mental repetition of movements without corresponding actual execution – contributes to enhance motor performance.