A quantum computer is a machine that exploits the quantum-mechanical behavior of systems at nanometer length scales to process and communicate information in ways that are impossible for traditional computers based on classical laws of physics.
Chris Platz is a virtual world builder, game designer, entrepreneur, and artist who creates interactive multimedia experiences with both traditional table top and computer based game systems.
Randomized controlled trials looking at the effectiveness of an asynchronous, computer based course versus traditional classroom teaching of evidence based medicine found that computer-based learning was as effective at increasing a student's knowledge as traditional classroom teaching [ 6, 7].
Recently, we posted about generative artists Marius Watz & Jer Thorp working within a more traditional medium where they took their computer based art and created screen prints based on those designs.
There have been no randomized controlled trials comparing computer based sessions with traditional lectures at postgraduate level within medicine.
Cook asserted that little has been done regarding Friedman's proposal [ 84] of comparing computer based approaches rather than comparing against traditional approaches [ 75].
Last.fm derives the majority of its revenue from display and video advertising across its "traditional computer-based, mobile and other connected device platforms".
Genetic algorithms (GAs) are able to overcome some of the shortcomings that hinder traditional computer-based optimization techniques in application as design tools.
It is impossible to collect all the necessary response data as traditional computer-based or pen-and-paper assessments when applying CAT.
A Web-CAT developed in the present paper was shown to be more efficient than traditional computer-based or pen-and-paper assessments at collecting data regarding workers' perceptions of job content.
Studies have shown that computer adaptive testing (CAT) can save time and alleviate the burdens on both examinees (e.g., patients) and test administers (e.g., diagnosticians), as compared to traditional computer-based or pen-and-paper assessments [ 18- 21].
