Sentence examples for sophisticated computer algorithms from inspiring English sources

The system combines the speed-and-distance measurement of a radar unit with a camera and sophisticated computer algorithms.

Wonga, an online lender, uses sophisticated computer algorithms that analyse data ranging from borrowers' Facebook accounts to how often they use its website.

A majority of Getco's revenue comes from trading American stocks, using sophisticated computer algorithms to dart in and out of trading positions and take advantage of small moves in stock prices and the rebates offered by exchanges.

Several influential MEPs are determined to clamp down on the use of sophisticated computer algorithms and fast connections to generate profits through huge numbers of high-speed trades, after seeing its role in the notorious 2010 US Flash Crash and the collapse of Knight Capital last month.

Technological growth facilitates changes in facts, sometimes rapidly, in many areas: sequencing new genomes (nearly two hundred distinct species were sequenced as of late 2011); finding new asteroids (often done using sophisticated computer algorithms that can detect objects moving in space); even proving new mathematical theorems through increasing computer power.

Thus, it is estimated that worldwide, up to 100 million knowledge workers [51] in fields as diverse as the law, medicine, the mass media, finance, education, and even science could be replaced by sophisticated computer algorithms that (will soon have the capacity to) outperform humans in a wide range of cognitive tasks long believed to be the latters' preserve.

That's a job for visible-light cameras with sophisticated computer vision algorithms running in real time on their imagery.

Mixed models require somewhat sophisticated computing algorithms to fit.

The workstation described uses a sophisticated computer vision algorithm to allow picking of very diverse and complex objects randomly available on a belt or in bins.

For example, we know all about sophisticated computers and their algorithms sending financial transactions out of control.

But the dominance of sophisticated computer-based trading algorithms is due to the nature of continuous-time trading, and imposing a fixed delay may be at best a stopgap measure.