An online variant of the algorithm, in which the subgradients g t in each step are computed based only on a randomly sampled subset of the training data (e.g. a single example), achieves an Õ(1/ Cɛ) expected running time, independent of m, the size of the training set.
One ad, for example, achieved a click through rate of over 6percentnt from just a few hundred impressions that's an impressive statistic in an industry more used to measuring responses in fractions of a percent.
This resulted in a strong moving light, which was compact and powerful, but could be split into shorter beams also if required, for example, achieving a mirror ball effect during performance of "Music".
For example, achieving a reasonable income for individual fishers is one possible economic objective of fisheries management.
Egypt, for example, achieved a massive 68% reduction, Indonesia 60%, and Bangladesh, Nepal, and the Philippines each around 50%.
The illustrative examples show how the model achieves a compromise among the potentially conflicting fuzzy goals of the various EIP stakeholders.
For example, it achieves a larger than 1500-fold speedup in the color space converting benchmark compared to running the code on a scalar core.
AK Steel, for example, achieves world-class performance.
In their recent book, The Progress Principle, Teresa Amabile and Steven Kramer build on the same argument and clearly demonstrate how even the smallest, most mundane steps forward — for example, achieving clear consensus in a meeting — can motivate and inspire workers.
