Random processes should not count as computations: unlike computations properly so called, random processes cannot be used to generate the desired values of a function or solve the desired instances of a general problem.
These include alignment of reads, count matrix computation, and normalization.
Few people would include all manipulations of representations — including, say, painting a picture and recording a speech — as computations, but there is no consensus on where to draw the boundary between representational manipulations that count as computations and representational manipulations that do not.
But the show is infused in all aspects — down to character Milli's pony tails that turn into a ruler — with concepts from an interactive math curriculum that the characters tap to solve their problems, including shape-matching, counting, simple computation and measurement.
In other words, it is implausible that the operations in question should count as computations.
Other authors are more inclusive on what representational manipulations count as computations, but they have not been especially successful in drawing the line between computational and non-computational processes.
For integer-valued pseudo-counts, the computation of the Bayes factor reduces even further because Γ(n) = (n−1).
The lawsuit lists 14 counts of false and misleading advertising, 18 counts of unlawful computation of value, nine counts of selling prepackaged commodities in less quantity than represented and 18 counts of false labeling.
Heads and hands are lopped off at regular intervals; the body count practically defies computation; and the finale is a banquet that only the meat-pie-making Mrs. Lovett of "Sweeney Todd" could love.
However, if we don't even know which features should count towards the computation of similarities and distances then it appears that we cannot get off first base.
