Special attention goes to parallelism, scalability and high numerical precision.
Shimmering with ambiguity and allusions to Hindu myths, its depiction of a poor servant who lay dying in the hall of an apartment building is as far from numerical precision as writing can get.
The method is evaluated with respect to the numerical precision and computational cost.
Computer program was developed which utilizes arbitrary numerical precision software package to calculate the statistics of large libraries.
The expression depends on differential non-linearity, random noise variance, and the numerical precision of the correction terms.
Furthermore, it uses an extended numerical precision implementation, since it is not specifically bound to simplex based solvers.
This design maintains numerical precision and the proposed parallel architectures for coefficients estimation are also much more power efficient.
We can use surveys to get a picture of these things; of course, the statistical issues raised in part I of this blog still matter (esp. response rates, inappropriate use of averages, false numerical precision, and scatter).
Thus, variables in a DWF structure are equal exactly (at the sampling times and positions, to within numerical precision) to variables propagating in the physical medium in an interconnection of uniform 1D waveguides.
At one level, the formulas reflect the continuing tendency of political science to seek numerical precision by relating disparate facts: comparing roll call votes with House re-election rates, for example, or determining the frequency of pork-barrel spending by senators of different parties.
Several formulas for smoothing the energy landscape have already been applied, one of them making use of the finite numerical precision on a computer.
