Sentence examples for optimising algorithms from inspiring English sources

This paper discusses the rules that should be followed when optimising algorithms for parallel GPU execution.

However, it is possible to decrease the time-to-result even further by optimising algorithms and software settings, as the oCelloScope system was set up to analyse every 15 min for 12 h.

GSA being one of the suitable optimisation algorithms, used to optimise many design parameters of this subsystem to get a number of desired performance parameters using a simple weighted sum type multi-objective function.

The thermal resistance models has been linked with a multivariable constrained direct search optimisation algorithm to optimise the performance of the SLCF and DLCF microchannel heat sink under a set of design constraints.

This is the second paper in a two part series presenting the development of a stiffness optimisation algorithm to intelligently optimise the fibre architecture of discontinuous fibre composites.

For future work, we will explore the possibility of optimising our algorithms and the corresponding library implementation for the approximate case by using lossless filters for eliminating a possibly large fraction of the input that is guaranteed not to contain any approximate occurrence, such as [ 31] for the Hamming distance model or [ 32] for the edit distance model.

Regarding the optimisation algorithm, an alternative to the Simplex algorithm has been implemented, the Fedorov Wynn algorithm to optimise more practical D-optimal design.

"A major part of our technology development for the past half year has been to optimise our algorithms for smartphone use".

DEMETRA optimised the algorithms' coefficients fixing them in the freely-available software to produce the same result in all European countries.

However desirable it may be to devise and optimise quantitative algorithms combining such information items in order to achieve a synthesis, it seems unlikely that judgement art can ever be fully supplanted by rigorous science.

But the idea itself is interesting, and if LazeeEye's makers can polish and shrink their hardware, optimise their algorithms and software, and deliver on their price pledge, they could put 3D mapping tech within reach of a lot more people — assuming they hit their rather ambitious Kickstarter goal and pull in the funding needed to pull all that off.