** reminder today **
TITLE: The Bigger the Data, the Harder It Falls: Current Problems in
Large Data Analysis
SPEAKER: David Rogers, Manager, Scalable Analysis and Visualization Department
Sandia National Labs
TIME: Wed December 15 12:30p, Santa Fe Complex, 632 Agua Fria
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Hey Russell,
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*You might find the algorithm as described is computationally intensive*
Quite an understatement!
*so you might want to exploit
some structural properties of the C++ code (eg using method boundaries
and line boundaries to help in framing at the appropriate scales).*
I think
Hey all,
I'm definitely just a lurker relative to this thread, but could you answer a
few quick questions so I can lurk more effectively?
The goal is to find the fractal dimension of a given bunch of computer code
(perhaps within a part of a program, perhaps within a database of several
thousand
This relates to a discussion I keep trying to start in the evo-devo seminar
about a possible metaphor between the modularity in biological
development/evolution and modularity in the history of computer coding.
Apparently, from the resistance I am getting there is no useful metaphor.
