Sentence examples for the algorithmic efficiency from inspiring English sources

The experimental results also show the algorithmic efficiency of the piling algorithm.

For decades, studies have been done to improve the algorithmic efficiency of this technique and this is still an active research field.

We also improved the algorithmic efficiency and accuracy of vehicle detections by exploiting lane detection results since we are interested in only the vehicles which are in the same lane with host vehicle.

It depicts itself as an innovative organization; it did improve the algorithmic efficiency of search engines.

> Our methodology could be extended, both to improve the algorithmic efficiency of our method and the modeling of the data.

We then study the algorithmic efficiency of this calculation, where we find that it avoids exponential relationship to the number of structures, but is exponentially related to the number of shapes.

Eric Severson explained how this happened, the implications of the change, and how to find the right balance between algorithmic efficiency and human needs in the workplace of the future.

In addition to algorithmic efficiency, the large increase in the number of DNA fragments has put a strain on our storage requirements.

In terms of algorithmic efficiency, the strategy for targeted assembly of metagenomic components that was implemented by PRICE scales differently vs. whole-genome assembly algorithms.

Approximately 60%% of the false negatives can be explained by either a lack of coverage at that site, or repetitiveness of the sequence in which the insertion occurred (Additional file 1: Figure S1 C) meaning that false negatives are mostly due to characteristics of the genome itself or the sequencing run, rather than algorithmic efficiency.

My colleague Amit Chakrabarti and I went low tech and introduced the fifth graders to the ideas of algorithmic thinking and algorithmic efficiency by having them act out two sorting algorithms: insertion sort and the famous "Quicksort" algorithm, one of the basic recursive algorithms.