Sentence examples for memory bounds from inspiring English sources

We establish optimal (exponential) memory bounds and EXPTIME-completeness of the qualitative analysis problems under finite-memory strategies for POMDPs with parity objectives.

This process terminates when k exceeds the completeness threshold CT (i.e., k is sufficiently large to ensure that no counterexample exists) or when the SAT procedure exceeds its time or memory bounds.

Because our kernels under-utilize available computational resources to some extent, the kernels are memory bounded (at the L1 cache).

Bowtie2 is strongly memory bound and can greatly benefit from affinity scheduling and shared data interleaving (enabling the usage of the aggregated bandwidth of memory channels) offered by FastFlow master-worker, whereas BWA exhibits a smaller working set and thus better exploits memory cache hierarchy.

Compute and memory bound Microarchitectures exploit parallelism to accelerate compute-bound algorithms but offer fewer advantages to memory-bound algorithms.

The configuration bounds of the processing threads may not align exactly with the data structure bounds, and there is no memory bound protections on GPUs, so such out-of-bounds memory writes can easily overwrite other data.

This paper presents optimization strategies for compute- and memory-bound algorithms for the CUDA architecture.

There is a big split between CPU-bound versus memory-bound workloads.

Importantly, with an efficient implementation, this algorithm may be among the few which are compute-bound and not memory-bound.

Memcached is memory-bound workload, so disk IO performance-per-watt characterization may not be applicable for Memcached.

Preloading the query profile, we are able to transform the memory-bound implementation to a compute- and resource-bound FPGA design.