Thus London, of all cities in England, with the highest localities of deprivation, but with its extensive public transport system, displays a lower overall incidence rate.
Nonetheless, there is fairly high locality in the dataset for any particular processor.
NPE and its operators are designed to have high locality, feasibility, low time complexity, be unbiased, and have independent weight.
The resulting method has the following properties: exact energy conservation (up to errors introduced by the time discretization), stability (thanks to the use of upwind numerical fluxes), high order accuracy and high locality.
At Stanford with the help of Professor Mark Horowitz we matured this idea by emphasizing that specialization tends to achieve orders of magnitude better efficiency for applications with high locality or compute intensive applications (see the Dark Memory Paper).
Toshiba said that there are diverging I/O requirements for storage from extremely high locality, high locality and low locality.
This is similar to switching rows in a matrix in a sparse numerical algorithm to achieve higher locality.
Balanced workloads offer higher locality and better exploit the cache and hence expand the cache efficiency zone to the right and up.
When we execute BFS over a graph, higher-degree vertices are typically accessed more often; as such, by clustering access to such vertices by reordering them according to their degrees (i.e., # of edges), we can expect to achieve higher locality.
The Dandelion code has been recently proposed and proved to be an effective tree encoding model, which is more efficient and offers higher locality, i.e., small changes in code results in small changes in the tree, than the most popular Pruumlfer code [37].
