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Winton, launched in 1997, employs 180 people and uses an opaque "black box" method of trading using complex algorithms to bet on movements in the price of bonds, shares and commodities such as energy and grain.

The system distinguishes between a pedestrian and, for example, a stop sign or a tree bending in the wind, using complex algorithms to analyze data from the sensors, Mercedes says.

The guidelines are also expected to result in the center making more copies of entire databases and "data mining them" using complex algorithms to search for patterns that could indicate a threat.

Patil tells us that he believes RelateIQ is part of the next wave of companies that are using complex algorithms to make the enterprise smarter.

Real data science involves using complex algorithms to collect masses of data, analyze all of it, and convert it into real answers.

The software developed by FT Interactive Data and ITG helps put a stop to such shenanigans by using complex algorithms to help funds update the prices of foreign stocks to reflect news since the market close.

iFear This app uses complex algorithms to determine your greatest fears — even some you didn't know you had, like of scorpion eggs in your toothpaste — and whispers them into your ear while you sleep.

Even here in Texas, nobody's model for educational excellence, the state has long used complex algorithms to assign grades of Exemplary, Recognized, Acceptable or Unacceptable to its schools.

"Topological optimisation", as the process is known, uses complex algorithms to conjure up a shape that best satisfies a set of structural constraints: it fits into a prescribed space; makes allowances for movement; withstands expected loads; and does all this using the least amount of material.

The research is corralled from the details of more than one million people who have signed up for a free feature on the Wolfram Alpha Web site, Personal Analytics for Facebook, that uses complex algorithms to answer questions and generate reports about the social network.

For instance, David Shaw of D. E. Shaw, a firm that uses complex algorithms to determine its investments, made the list with income of $275 million, even though his biggest fund returned a paltry 2.45 percent and over all the firm lost 40 percent of its assets, the magazine said.