algorithmic
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- adjective
- /ˌælɡəˈrɪðmɪk/
- Specialized
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algorítmico
- I think there will be some algorithmic problems, I think.
- algorithmic prefetching
- algorithmic techniques
- algorithmic optimization
The world is reducible to some kind of definitive like algorithmic analysis.
- The world is reducible to some kind of definitive like algorithmic analysis.
- So there is the these wonderful theories of algorithmic complexity.
- What is differential privacy or more broadly algorithmic privacy?
- All of that takes very strong algorithmic expertise.
- But the craft is not being lost to algorithmic metrics by the choice of the creators.
- Or is there some is, is, is there more technical algorithmic challenges?
- She's a Rhodes Scholar and a Fulbright Fellow who studies algorithmic bias in computer vision systems.
- And spent three days being interrogated by a a gentleman called Harold Mcpike, who was an algorithmic trader.
- They're susceptible to algorithmic bias, and they raise concerns over privacy, security, and job displacement.
- I think there will be some algorithmic problems, I think.
- But ultimately it's a sort of algorithmic refrigerator.
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All of that takes very strong algorithmic expertise.
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Its scientific aspects range from the theory of computation and algorithmic studies to code design and program architecture.
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Obviously, it's an algorithmic, easy sell trade.
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I think what will what will change there is the role of algorithmic decision making.
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So we have algorithmic trading or program trading.
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What we need instead is a framework for thinking about algorithmic search techniques more generally.
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And you solve the problem with an algorithm and give people for some algorithmic part of the solution.
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Since the 1950s, different techniques from artificial intelligence have been used for algorithmic composition and music generation.
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Next, we describe various algorithmic techniques used to facilitate the utilization of multiple function units.
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The new software uses algorithmic methods to solve complex problems efficiently.
Antonyms
Compounds
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A set of computer instructions that follow rules to solve a problem
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A language used to write step-by-step instructions for computer programs
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A clear step-by-step rule for solving a problem using math or a computer
How Algorithmic
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Etymology
Algorithmic comes from algorithm, which is named after the Persian scholar Al-Khwārizmī. An algorithm is like a 'recipe' of clear steps for calculation or problem solving, so algorithmic means 'using a set of steps or rules', especially in computing.