Four-Russians
Four-Russians noun: method of Four Russians: a technique for speeding up certain matrix operations by partitioning the matrix into smaller blocks associated with lookup tables.
Noun
Four-Russians (uncountable)
- Method of Four Russians: a technique for speeding up certain matrix operations by partitioning the matrix into smaller blocks associated with lookup tables.
- Four-Russians method
- Four-Russians technique
Origin of Four-Russians
Introduced by four Russians: V. L. Arlazarov, E. A. Dinic, M. A. Kronrod, and I. A. Faradzev, in 1970.
Questions about Four-Russians
- What does Four-Russians mean?
- Four-Russians means method of Four Russians: a technique for speeding up certain matrix operations by partitioning the matrix into smaller blocks associated with lookup tables.
- What part of speech is Four-Russians?
- Four-Russians is a noun.
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