We usually think that the computed data g is exact.
A standard Tikhonov regularization method is applied to the approximation of this integral equation when the data is not exact.
Some are saying the Microsoft acquisition is purely about the data — $26.2 billion worth of data to be exact ($60 for each of the 433 million members).
Some are saying the Microsoft acquisition is purely about the data — $26.2 billion worth of data to be exact ($60 for each of the 433 million members).
That data came from The Echo Nest — 200 petabytes of user behavior data to be exact.
We're all drowning in information a pool of 295 exabytes (billion gigabytes) of data, to be exact.
The problem is that compiling and interpreting the data is not an exact science.
A typical way of testing the fit of a certain model to real data is from the exact distribution that characterizes the model [12].
These integrations give WellPath a vast amount of extra data — 46 additional data points, to be exact — that include lactose intolerance, muscle performance, caffeine consumption, response to diet, exercise, sleep quality, activity levels, among others.
When data are not exact and target-based criteria available, the current methods must be modified to show the correct ranking of materials.
Consequently, the standard numerical procedures to solve such equations are unstable and pose very serious problems when the data are not exact; that is, small perturbations of the observation data may lead to large changes on the considered solution.
