Computing Variance under Interval Uncertainty: An Example of an NP-Hard ProblemFormulation of the problem : reminder . In many practical applications, we need to estimate the sample variance V = \\\(\\\frac{1}{n}\\\) · \\\(\\\sum\\\limits^{n}_{i=1}{(x_{i} - E)}^{2}\\...
In serial programming, the scope of a variable consists of those parts of a program in which the variable can be used. For example, a variable declared at the beginning of a C function has “function-wide” scope, that is, it can only be accessed in the body of the function. On the...
For example, a cluster of which the nodes are connected through an InfiniBand network and configured with a distributed shared memory system can be considered a parallel system. The term distributed computing encompasses any architecture or system that allows the computation to be broken down into ...
An operand is a number, avariablethat represents a number or afunctionthat returns a number. Operators determine how those values are acted upon. For example, the addition operator (+) is used to add two numbers together, and themultiplication operator(x or *) is used to multiply two numbe...
Discover and alerts notify of a potential issue before it occurs; for example, an alert about a lower number of staff hours could warn of a decrease in closed deals. You could also use diagnostic data analytics to “discover” information, such as the most-qualified candidate for a new posi...
Give an example of inferential statistics.Answer and Explanation: Whenever you measure a part of a population, and estimate some value about the rest of the population, you are using inferential stastics. A phone survey would be a good example of inferential statistics....
By using APIs, developers can connect distributed applications—for example, a smartphone application to a social media website, or a payroll system to a business bank account. Because APIs enable the building of handy applications from small, individual, connected services, they pay benefits in ro...
A very common example is finding an element in a data structure. With an unsorted array, this process takes time proportional to the number of elements in the array. With binary search trees or SkipLists, the time required is logarithmically proportional to the number of elements. When ...
For example, the smallest LWE challenge problem is reduced to MIS problems with about 40,000 vertices. This result means that the smallest LWE challenge problem will be within the scope of a real quantum computer in the near future.Similar content being viewed by others Quantum computing dataset...
New and innovative computing devices will make it easier Human ingenuity continues to create some of the most creative and useful computing devices. The cellular phone, once the size of a small gym bag carried by an elite few, has now been shrunk to fit in the palm of a hand, and carrie...