Sentence examples for making the computation of from inspiring English sources
Bifurcation maps are generated using only matrix-vector products, thus making the computation of these maps feasible (>105 equations).
Let us now see how Jayme was able to reduce the complexity to O(n3) in [46], by making the computation of each new graph in the sequence linear.
However, we have recently proved sufficient statistics for the orthogonal superposition problem that allows each updated superposition to be computed as a constant-time update over the previous ones (Konagurthu et al., 2014), making the computation of I (T | S & A ), and I-value under rigid superposition, linear.
In terms of computational complexity, the proposed approach makes the computation of biomarker tractable.
A serious problem of elementary mode (EM) or extreme pathway (Expa) analysis is that the computational time increases exponentially with an increase in network sizes, which makes the computation of the EMs/Expas expensive and infeasible for large-scale networks.
Furthermore, the code shows good performance on massive parallel supercomputers which makes the computation of very large grids feasible.
"Our preliminary experiments show that combining the methods will make the computation of PageRank up to a factor of five faster.
The development of the chronometer (an accurate timepiece) made the computation of longitude much less laborious than before; much more information on islands and coastal features came to the map and chart makers.
In sum, the current development makes the computation of Bayes factors straightforward for the vast majority of designs in experimental psychology.
Traditionally, this is an NP-Complete problem, which makes the computation of optimal test set impractical for even the moderate-sized model.
The weight function is expressed as a Taylor series based discontinuous Galerkin projection, which makes the computation of the derivatives of the weight function needed during the condition number optimization process a trivial matter.
