Thus, heterogeneous execution may yield better performance than executing the application only on a CPU or only on a GPU.
Hence, frequency selective fading may yield severe performance degradation.
Unsupervised feature selection fails to extract more discriminative features which may yield worse performance.
Although these characteristics may yield improved performance and novel functions, several reports have suggested that various types of nanomaterials, such as carbon nanotubes, titanium dioxide, fullerenes, quantum dots, and silica, exhibit harmful biological effects [4 12].
However, LQI-based routing metrics may yield good performance, as the sensitivity of the LQI to background traffic accumulates over all the hops of a path (see Section 8.2).
Using graph-theoretic algorithms for illustrative purposes, we show experimental results on two shared-memory multiprocessors, the IBM pSeries 570 and the Sun Enterprise 4500, that irregular parallel algorithms with efficient fine-grained synchronization may yield good performance.
However, for applications which make a heavy use of ChEBI content, the iterative search-and-retrieve strategy offered by the ChEBI web service may yield insufficient performance, while in order to implement applications which harness ChEBI's content from many of the different download formats, it is necessary to become familiar with the ChEBI data model.
Although there is little research in the area of using semi-supervised learning for review spam detection, results obtained using this approach are promising and with additional research, may yield better performance than supervised learning while reducing the need to generate large labeled datasets.
Fine tuning the options based on the characteristics of the input data may yield better performance.
In particular, the performance of PSSMs converted from HMMs (PO) versus those iteratively constructed (PC and PS) shows that a more carefully constructed profile may yield better performance, with the difference being more pronounced in SUPERFAMILY than in Pfam.
