Sentence examples for information aggregation from inspiring English sources

Information aggregation mechanisms are designed explicitly for collecting and aggregating dispersed information.

Information aggregation mechanisms (IAMs) based on parimutuel-type betting systems can aggregate information from complex environments.

The point is that when literally every day the market swings wildly from one level to another — so much so that a seven per cent drop in the Nikkei is barely worth a mention any more — it seems likely that something other than pure information aggregation is driving it.

I wrote a few months ago about one such decision I strongly disagreed with: the elimination of the Green blog, which had served as a useful clearinghouse for good information, aggregation and fresh reporting about the environment.

T. J. Stiles, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "The First Tycoon: The Epic Life of Cornelius Vanderbilt," who is on the executive council of the Authors Guild, said of the speaker series: "That's Google focusing on authors, not just addressing books as the subject of an information aggregation operation.

They also oppose information aggregation to disaggregation.

Information sharing and data aggregation are modeled as a supply-demand system running via a computational market.

In such cases, the loss of information during the data aggregation in UM1 can be neglected compared with the increase of time for the estimations by UM2; otherwise, UM2 is preferable.

A three-stage market-game mechanism is devised that is simple (actions are quantities and outcomes are determined by arithmetic operations that do not depend on details of the economy) and achieves efficiency in a two-divisible-good, pure-exchange setting with potential information-aggregation.

The Esquire profile of Tibco CEO Vivek Ranadivé, which focused on his vision of dominating the information-aggregation realm, may not have helped allay fears that TopCom wasn't the tool of some new world order.

It will get its power from information and aggregation.