required. This paper proposes a binary representation of GEP chromosomes to paliate the computation requirements needed. A theoretical reasoning behind the proposed representation is provided, along with empirical validation. Categories and Subject Descriptors:

, the proposed scheme is in principle scalable to large general combinatorial optimization problems. For binary polynomial programs, we prove that the proposed scheme converges to the global optimal solution for interesting cases of the initial approximation of the problem. We also present examples illustrating

Abstract Bayesian matrix factorization (BMF) is a popular method for collaborative prediction, because of its robustness to overfitting as well as of being free from cross-validation for fine tuning of regularization parameters. In practice, however, due to its cubic time complexity with respect

and consistent test space for CTD. We then show how using binary decision diagrams (BDDs) to represent and build the test space dramatically increases the scalability of our approach, making it applicable to large and complex real-life test design tasks, for which explicit representation of the test space

memory footprints and high startup costs, which are serious problems for embedded devices (such as hand held personal digital assistants and cellular phones) and scalable servers. A recently proposed approach called quasi-static compilation overcomes these difficulties by reusing precompiled binary

for encapsulation of the sub-modules as well, thus increasing productivity. Despite these benefits, validating a RTL design is not necessarily easier. Today, design validation is considered one of the most time and resource consuming aspects of hardware design. The high costs associated with late detection of bugs

analyzed to identify and enforce optimal system configurations. The QoSMOS self-adaptation mechanism can handle reliability and performance-related QoS requirements, and can be integrated into newly developed solutions or legacy systems. The effectiveness and scalability of the approach are validated using

from slower execution speeds and increased energy costs. Quasi-static compilation was proposed as a solution to these difficulties by reusing precompiled binary images after performing validation checks and adapting them to a new execution context, falling back to interpretation or dynamic compilation

can compress a 10,000-dimensional image feature vector into only tens of binary bits with informative signatures preserved, and these binary codes are then indexed into a hash table that enables real-time retrieval. We validate the hashing-based image retrieval framework on several thou

scalability. We validate our approach using two synthetic data sets and using two data sets derived from the Linked Open Data (LOD) cloud.