"speed up the solution" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to emphasize the need to take action to resolve an issue quickly. For example, "We need to speed up the solution or face serious consequences."
Any adaptation to speed up the solution procedure is, thus, desirable.
Genetic codes and operators are specially designed to ensure the solution feasibility as well as to speed up the solution convergence.
This work studies reduced order modeling (ROM) approaches to speed up the solution of variational data assimilation problems with large scale nonlinear dynamical models.
We used OpenMP to speed up the matrix-vector multiplication, while MPI was used to speed up the solution of the system equations, and also for parallelizing across multiple sources.
In particular, we are able to vastly speed up the solution time through efficient variable reordering and incremental sparse updates, which we believe will greatly increase the practicality of Gaussian process methods for robot mapping and localization.
Quantum computation provides one possible way forward, since it has been shown theoretically that such devices can substantially speed up the solution of problems such as factorization of large numbers and database search and allow for the simulation of complex many-particle quantum systems.
Application of the solution mapping approach speeds up the solution of the concentration profiles by a factor of more than 3200, compared to the numerical solution of the mass balances.
Using decomposition techniques enables the application of parallel computing which can speed up the proposed solution and reduce the total CPU time.
To speed up the aforementioned solution, we suggest determining the initial subset sizes by sufficient coverage depths.
Dual-reoptimization is also used to speed-up the solution procedure.
To speed up the computation of the solution to each of the equations, we also specify the intervals the solution belongs to.
