Transaction handling in real-time applications has been studied since quite a number of years, pursuing a variety of research topics.
In medicine, if the provider works in a narrow specialty — say, a mammography clinic — the range of codes is small and can be handled in real time.
The increase in the design and utilisation of real-time location systems has produced a huge amount of data to be handled in real time.
Despite enormous progress both in hardware (multiprocessor systems and specialized processors) and software (Gurobi) we are reaching the limits of what these tools can handle in real time.
Higher computing power also means that the complex mathematics required to process GPS baselines can be easily handled in near real time.
Against this background, the practical applicability of complex models, which might be challenging to handle in real-life contexts, should be considered.
In this work, we propose a method that can handle in real-time searching and tracking people using a Highest Belief Particle Filter Searcher and Tracker.
During the urban distribution process, unexpected events may frequently result in disruptions to the current distribution plan, which need to be handled in real-time vehicle routing.
"With mobile claims reporting, claims can be settled, and in 60percentt of claims the money will be transferred into a customer's account in under a minute," says One. Data is also handled in real-time, allowing customers to check their current insurance status instantly.
Given that the challenges were intended to be representative of handling in a real library or archival setting, and the frequency of use in archives/libraries is generally known, then the above data can be converted to expected number of changes per period of time.
However, the characteristics of transport and handling occurring in real historic libraries and archives vary from institution to institution, and potentially within an institution.
