Indeed, it has probably influenced the interpretation and enforcement of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
To minimize the likelihood of investigator interpretation approximating the computer algorithm, i.e., systematic bias in definition interpretation, the details of the computer algorithms were not disclosed to three of the four reviewers.
In a similar manner, Vibrato tries to enrich the visualization of the sound that is so often limited to the interpretation of a computer rendering based on 1s and 0s by which "the soul is always lost in translation," as the website states.
The most common errors in automatic nerve morphometry [ 8] were also detected in the present study, that are (1) interpretation by the computer program of close related structures as single ones, (2) recognition and measurement of artifacts (false positive), and (3) missed detection of true axons (false negative), particularly the small ones.
During the questioning, the interviewer sees the computer's interpretation of the responses immediately, although deciphering the charts generated by the computer requires training.
During her 33 years as director of Presbyterian Hospital's electrocardiographic lab, she worked with IBM to develop the first software for the computer interpretation of the electrocardiogram.
In 2005, and again last year, Walter Willinger, a mathematician at AT&T Labs, David Alderson, an operations research scientist at the Naval Post Graduate School in Monterey, Calif., and John C. Doyle, an electrical engineer at California Institute of Technology, criticized the scale-free model as an overly narrow interpretation of the nature of modern computer networks.
Today the interpretation of the data often involves computer models.
The resulting language is something fairly similar to the "picture" language used in Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programming and the 6.001 course for building Escher-like pictures, but with the extremely powerful PostScript primitives at the base.
As a result, the output sound is a mixture of both real-life analog noise and the computer's interpretation of the same.
