Sentence examples for preserving the computational from inspiring English sources
Genetic algorithm (GA) is utilized as an optimal tool that preserving the computational efficiency of the overall analysis.
In this paper we propose HURBA, a new layer-two architecture that improves Up/Down routing performance due to an optimization based on the use of hierarchical addressing, while preserving the computational complexity of Up/Down.
We furthermore reveal that reasoning in our fuzzy RCC is NP-complete, thus preserving the computational complexity of reasoning in the RCC, and we identify an important tractable subfragment.
CUF models appear very practical to investigate the dynamics of complex rotating structures since they provide 2D and quasi-3D results, while preserving the computational effectiveness of one-dimensional solutions.
Moreover, the new model preserves the computational simplicity of the cellular automata models.
The new algorithms proposed here preserve the computational efficiency of the original threshold dynamics algorithm.
Please note that the aforediscussed extension to the fading case with no CSI slightly loosens the simple bound, but it preserves the computational simplicity.
The developed EFSDTM preserves the computational advantage of the classical FSDT while allowing for important local through-the-thickness variations of displacements and stresses through the recovery procedure.
Finally, we are investigating the use of variational methods Bishop (2006) for inference that will at once obviate the need to hard assign each patient to a group and preserve the computational efficiency of the inference algorithm.
By discretizing our input (gene expressions or other clinical data) and considering all possible sets of such binary variables, we can use itemset mining techniques (Saigo et al., 2007; Uno et al., 2004) to preserve the computational efficiency of the path-following algorithm despite a high dimensional input.
Even though the latter are quite more expressive languages, they generally preserving the good computational properties of the former.
