"data copy" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to duplicating or reproducing data from one source to another. Example: "I need to make a data copy of the company's financial records for the past year." In this example, "data copy" is used to indicate the action of creating a duplicate set of financial records.
The RSEM normalised gene expression, mature miRNA normalised expression data, copy number, mutation, and methylation data were accessed from the Firebrowse database at http://www.firebrowse.org.org
For networks without RDMA hardware acceleration, we integrate Linux kernel optimization techniques to reduce data copy and processing in the middleware.
Second, an efficient hybrid of SPM and cache buffer allocation algorithm and data copy elimination mechanism is proposed to improve the efficiency of the data access.
The DMA transfer rate is about 270 MBytes/sec, but the net transfer rate (including data copy to buffer onship RAM) is about 77 MBytes/sec.
By dealing with the sparseness of the data, we could not only process more documents and words using GPU, but we could also keep more data on the device memory so that we can avoid massive data copy transfer between the host and the device susceptible to reduce the execution performance.
For GPUs, an optimized Cholesky decomposition algorithm is developed with high parallelism, reduced data copying, and improved memory access.
The executives point out that things like data copies of the human genome, oil reservoirs and sales data require immense storage systems.
Anyone taking a smartphone through a checkpoint risks having the gadget seized and the data copied, with potentially dire consequences.
The number of replicated data copies K can be the same for all data items or varied depending on the access frequencies of the data items.
●Scientists have begun a frantic effort to archive decades' worth of climate data, copying it onto servers that are beyond the U.S. government's reach.
