An equivalent computation, however, can be done by first projecting the image of isolated points y, and then convolving each line of the resulting sinogram by a one-dimensional Gaussian function.
The strongest version of pancomputationalism is that every physical system performs every computation — or at least, every sufficiently complex system implements a large number of non-equivalent computations (Putnam 1988, Searle 1992).
The equivalent reduces computation tasks significantly while retaining most of the characteristics.
By taking advantage of GPU computing, we gain a parallel speedup factor of up to about 300, compared to an equivalent serial computation on a CPU, with performance increasing as the length of the observation time used for data assimilation increases.
Kurzweil estimates that the human brain's networked intelligence produces the equivalent of 1016 computations per second.
We used numpy.median in a Python library for numerical computations, equivalent to numpy.percentile with '(q=50)' [42].
That's the equivalent of completing computations in eight hours that would take a typical Intel -powered laptop around a thousand years, according to Top500 author and University of Tennessee professor Jack Dongarra.
This is because the approach provides a semantics to a given architecture through the algebraic construction of an equivalent program, whose computations can be mirrored at the architectural level.
We report vast reductions in time requirement, with respect to existing implementations/bounds and equivalent P-value computations.
We recall that the three algorithms, MGS, RMGS, and OOMP are equivalent except on computation load.
From the mathematical viewpoint, the asymptotic homogenization procedure is equivalent to the computation of G-limit of the corresponding operator.
