Previous adversarial examples have largely been designed in “white box” settings, where computer scientists have access to the underlying mechanics that power an algorithm. In these scenarios ...

In natural language parsing, a stemmer algorithm is software that derives the base root of a word, or "word stem." For example, "make" is the word stem in "maker" and "making." See natural ...

What does scheduling algorithm actually mean? ... length of time in the job queue and available resources are examples of criteria used. Advertisement. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY.

In the age of Facebook and Netflix, the word “algorithm” has become so ubiquitous, and its connotation so amorphous, that it’s verging on jargon—maybe even cliché. The Atlantic’s Ian ...

Paul F. Velleman, Definition and Comparison of Robust Nonlinear Data Smoothing Algorithms, Journal of the American Statistical Association, Vol. 75, No. 371 (Sep., 1980), pp. 609-615 ...