Sentence examples for terms of the algorithm from inspiring English sources

The simulation results assert considerable improvements over the previous solutions in terms of the algorithm response to application requirements and dynamic adjustment with variation in underlying protocol performance.

In terms of the algorithm, a promising research direction is to explore the structure of the graph to minimize the number of times the extension operator is called; this would be extremely helpful for solving the problem on sparse graphs.

The design constraints have different natures: physical laws, resources, user needs, bounds of validity, etc. Constraints can be explicit terms of the algorithm or implicitly incorporated into the objective by Lagrange multipliers.

"In terms of the algorithm, we'll be building in an element of giving people something that will piss them off as well — so we know what your preferences are, but sometimes we're going to give you something that you'll disagree with," he says, discussing how the algorithms will shape viewers experience of the platform.

In this section, we list the numerical result in terms of the algorithm characteristics NI, NFG, and CPU, where NI is the total iteration number, NFG is the sum of the calculation frequency of the objective function and gradient function, and CPU is the calculation time in seconds.

Presumably those news organisations who have a deal to create journalism within Facebook will also be favoured in terms of the algorithm?

Although Horgan and Tienson assert that cognition cannot be understood in classical terms of the algorithm-governed manipulation of symbols, they don't abandon syntax.

"We have to think deeply about what makes sense in terms of the algorithms we use and whether we can put it into production quickly," she says.

Analysis of a series of snapshots becomes idiosyncratic and ad hoc, both in terms of the algorithms for clustering a snapshot of a network (often by single-linkage clustering with an adjustable threshold on the confidence of each network edge) and in following the evolution of a complex across snapshots.

In [ 5– 7] the authors list several PSC methods varying in terms of the algorithms and similarity metrics used, yielding different, but biologically relevant results.

They formally constitute words, and indeed in the case of AAAAAAA a homonym, within the terms of the algorithms used, but are neglected owing to their lack of likely functional significance.