Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Chapter 2
- Back Tracking
- An algorithmic approach to a
problem where partial solutions
to a large problem are
incrementally built up as a
pathway to follow, and then, if
the pathway fails at some point,
the partial solutions are
abandoned and the search
begins again at the last
potentially succesful point.
- Well-known strategy for
solving logic problems
- Data Mining
- The practice of examining large
pre-existing databases in order
to generate new information.
- Useful way to search for relationships
- A process for trawling through
lots of data that probably
comes from many sources
- Pipelining
- Is a situation where
the output of one
process is the input
to another
- Useful in RISC processors
- Abstraction
- A concept of reality that commonly makes
use of symbols to represent components
of a problem so that the human mind or a
computing agent can process the problem
- Is about teasing out what
does and what does not
matter in a scenario
- Caching
- In caching, data that is
input might be stored in
RAM in case it is needed
again before the process is
shut down
- If it is required, it
does not need to be
read in again from
disk, thereby giving a
faster responce time