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Even though an ARMA process can be represented by a unique AR model of generally infinite order, the ARMA modeling approach often leads to more efficient implementations.

Note that we used only a simple partition technique in our implementation, and the development of more efficient implementations will be a future task.

Even though the ellipse could also have been described by the canonical equation, the description given by (2) is preferred, as it leads to more efficient implementations of the fitting procedure.

For instance, it might at first appear that the model \(\mathfrak{A}\) allows for considerably more efficient implementations of familiar algorithms than does the model \(\mathfrak{T}\) in virtue of the fact that a RAM machine can access any of its registers in a single step whereas a Turing machine may move its head only a single cell at a time.

This equivalence enables the extrapolation of properties from one scheme to the other: a sharper estimation of the minimum penalty parameter for the SIP stability (compared to the more general estimate proposed by Shahbazi [1]), more efficient implementations of the BR1 scheme, and the compactness of the BR1 method for straight quadrilateral and hexahedral meshes.

The combination of more efficient implementations, cleverer heuristic search strategies, and parallel computing means that computationally intensive likelihood-based analyses of a scale that was unthinkable even with methods like maximum parsimony not even a decade ago are now increasingly commonplace.

Is there a more efficient implementation?

This observation allows for an even more efficient implementation.

This result suggests a simpler and more efficient implementation of the corresponding signal detection system.

The refinements made allow faster, lighter, and more efficient implementation for the two modules.

TLBS offers much better performance than TLSS; however, a more efficient implementation is needed for real-time applications.