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Then create a vector of strings where the strings are determined by a letter of the user's choosing. For example if the user chose the letter "e" your program should create and print the following strings: "I love", "e", "ating all kinds of de", "sse", "rts." ...
The invention relates to a vector processor for non-numerical processing and in particular a sorting method for effecting the sorting at high speeds and a vector processor therefor. The invention provides a method of sorting key groups by the vector processing even when the lengths of the key ...
Spike sorting is the computational process of extracting the firing times of single neurons from recordings of local electrical fields. This is an important but hard problem in neuroscience, made complicated by the nonstationarity of the recordings and t
Recently I faced few problems where I needed to use a map of strings or sort a vector of strings. The number of strings can be upto 10^5, but the summation of lengths of the strings won't be larger than 10^5. Now, I wonder what is the complexity of this sorting ? And can you...
Recently I faced few problems where I needed to use a map of strings or sort a vector of strings. The number of strings can be upto 10^5, but the summation of lengths of the strings won't be larger than 10^5. Now, I wonder what is the complexity of this sorting ? And can you...
(PackedData, OwnPos);// restore sign of search direction and assemble vector to partnervec2 adr =vec2((SearchDir <0.0) ? -Distance : Distance,0.0);// get the partnervec4 partner =texture2D(PackedData, OwnPos + adr);// switch ascending/descending sort for every other row// by ...
Hello, I want to sort a vector using DPC++, but on an FPGA device in parallel. The merge sort example on reference designs for DPC++ FPGA is very
Staphylococcus aureus bi-component pore-forming leukocidins are secreted toxins that directly target and lyse immune cells. Intriguingly, one of the leukocidins, Leukocidin AB (LukAB), is found associated with the bacterial cell envelope in addition to s
(Guillory and Normann, 1999). Once the observations surpass this threshold, a spike vector is extracted around the detection point. The length of that vector is empirically set to be approximately 0.5 ms before the detection point and approximately 1 ms after that point (Obeid et al., 2004)...