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2002
We define a quasidictionary to be a data structure that supports the following operations: check-in(v) inserts a data item v and returns a positive integer tag to be used in future references to v; check-out(x) deletes the data item with tag x; access(x) inspects and/or modifies the data item with tag x.
Torben Hagerup, Rajeev Raman
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We define a quasidictionary to be a data structure that supports the following operations: check-in(v) inserts a data item v and returns a positive integer tag to be used in future references to v; check-out(x) deletes the data item with tag x; access(x) inspects and/or modifies the data item with tag x.
Torben Hagerup, Rajeev Raman
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Knowing efficiency: the enactment of efficiency in efficiency auditing
Accounting, Organizations and Society, 1999Abstract This paper reports an ethnographic study of the activities of auditors in the field as they work to fulfil an efficiency auditing mandate; it analyses how auditors report on efficiency in practice. Miller and Rose's work on governmentality ( Miller & Rose (1990) . Governing economic Life.
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Efficiently learning efficient programs
2017Discovering efficient algorithms is central to computer science. In this thesis, we aim to discover efficient programs (algorithms) using machine learning. Specifically, we claim we can efficiently learn programs (Claim 1), and learn efficient programs (Claim 2).
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Efficient Efficiencies Analysis
The Antitrust Bulletin, 2015Efficiencies analysis is both an important area and one where research efforts can be particularly productive. Thinking of efficiencies and competitive effects together as components of a unified analysis is a productive conceptual framework and one that may yield methodological advances.
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Tabular: Efficiently Building Efficient Indexes [PDF]
Proceedings of the VLDB EndowmentConcurrent indexes are hard to build by requiring complex, careful yet error-prone processes of design and implementation. As prior work has observed, modeling indexes as transactional tables can largely ease programming. The developer only needs to write single-threaded logic without worrying about concurrency or persistence, which are transparently ...
Ziyi Yan +3 more
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On the Efficiency of Algorithms
Journal of the ACM, 1970A definition is given of the efficiency of an algorithm considered as a whole. This immediately raises the question of whether it is possible to find the most efficient or “optimum” algorithm. It is shown that an optimization problem of this kind is effectively solvable if and only if the set of arguments with which one is concerned is a finite one ...
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International Economic Review, 1990
In many instances, a firm's observed production choices will not be consistent with profit maximization or cost minimization at market prices. Such firms are generally assumed to minimize cost with respect to shadow prices. The authors extend this shadow cost function approach to allow for the identification of firm-specific shadow prices.
Fare, Rolf +2 more
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In many instances, a firm's observed production choices will not be consistent with profit maximization or cost minimization at market prices. Such firms are generally assumed to minimize cost with respect to shadow prices. The authors extend this shadow cost function approach to allow for the identification of firm-specific shadow prices.
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Journal of the ACM, 1959
Memory is the heart of today's electronic computers—memory serving as a fast-access storage unit and also being used in the execution of computer commands. The problem of memory efficiency, therefore, is one of great importance. Complete efficiency has not yet been attained and research to achieve it has been up to now rather limited.
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Memory is the heart of today's electronic computers—memory serving as a fast-access storage unit and also being used in the execution of computer commands. The problem of memory efficiency, therefore, is one of great importance. Complete efficiency has not yet been attained and research to achieve it has been up to now rather limited.
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Acta Informatica, 1993
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Paul S. Amerins +2 more
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Efficient Search for Efficient Architecture
2022 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (ISCAS), 2022Liewen Liao +6 more
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