Sentences with phrase «ran some simulations over»

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This involves taking the estimates that clients have come up with for what they expect to spend in retirement — and then running a simulation of what would happen to their portfolio if they spent 25 % more than that over each of their first 15 years.

When we run Monte Carlo simulations over 30 years it is common to see a 500 % increase, or even a little more, but a 4,620 % average gain?

We, therefore, decided to ask our friends over at Sports Interactive if they could run a simulation for us on Football Manager 2016, pitting the best players from each country against each other.

In pursuit of answers, Munroe runs computer simulations, pores over stacks of declassified military research memos, solves differential equations, and consults with nuclear reactor operators.

When scientists use climate models for attribution studies, they first run simulations with estimates of only «natural» climate influences over the past 100 years, such as changes in solar output and major volcanic eruptions.

Canup and colleagues ran computer simulations that tracked how Earth's temporary ring evolved over time.

Vahmani and Jones ran a simulation of the most extreme case — a complete cessation of irrigation — and found a mean daytime warming of 1 degree Celsius averaged over the San Francisco Bay Area.

Next they fitted their model to the data on dengue occurrence in the Yucatán over previous years and ran simulations to estimate the impact of potential vaccination strategies.

Model simulations were run over 15 years in 18 counties in Northern and Southern California, assuming a control scenario that reflects the current status of the urban areas, and a cool roof scenario in which all buildings had commercially available cool roofs installed.

The researchers ran more than 2500 simulations based on a model they developed that projected the precise orbits and interactions of the entire solar system over the next 5 billion years.

To compute one of the two main simulation runs, over 24,000 processors were used over the course of more than two months to follow the formation of millions of galaxies in a representative region of the universe with nearly one billion light - years on a side.

Bailey and her colleagues ran computer simulations that suggest that the tilt of the eight official planets can be explained by the gravitational influence of Planet Nine «over the 4.5 - billion - years - ish lifetime of the solar system,» Bailey told Space.com.

Researchers analysed more than a hundred thousand simulations of possible rainfall in the UK run by citizens from all over the world.

Since the data show southern Greenland temperatures over the last 150 years, it would be most useful to look at model simulations for exactly that period, run with the best guesses for CO2, solar and volcanic forcing etc..

Running simulations with an Earth System model, the researchers find that if atmospheric CO2 were still at pre-industrial levels, our current warm «interglacial» period would tip over into a new ice age in around 50,000 years» time.

To compute one of the two main simulation runs, the team employed more than 24,000 processors over the course of more than two months.

The quality of virtual design has been materially confirmed by running 200 tests on components and subsystems, some 150 Hyge slide shock test simulations and more than 80 crash tests (frontal impact, side impact, roll - over and shunting, taking various speeds, different types of obstacles and the need to protect occupants, physically very different from one another, into account).

Otar ran extensive computer simulations to find out what kind of inflation protection these products would have offered over the past century by looking at how often they would have reset their payouts at higher levels.

When we run Monte Carlo simulations over 30 years it is common to see a 500 % increase, or even a little more, but a 4,620 % average gain?

To simulate various actively - managed fund tracking errors over thirty years, Professor Sharpe ran a million simulations using Monte Carlo analysis techniques drawing from investment return data since the beginning of the 20th century.

A software solution for PS3 backwards compatibility is not really feasible to do such without heavy investing and without many of the games that relied on the SPE processors of the PS3 to have to be recoded just to run at good frame rates... because you would have to use the PS4's very own graphics processor to split it's workload because remember the PS3's SPE processors were direct on the die with a direct token ring of 204 GHz persec throughput... There is no token ring elements control bit, thus it would have to be simulated in the GPU of the PS4 and than add in the PS4's GPU having to also render it's own graphic processing on top of simulation of the SPE's of the PS3... the PS4 is powerful but each of those SPE's are clicked in at over 3 Ghz!

With the GPU side of the equation less likely to cause a potential bottleneck and with the game simulation completely unlocked, you get some idea of just how much latent CPU power there is on a well - specced PC, with Battlefield 3, Tomb Raider and BioShock Infinite able to run at frame - rates up to and over 200 fps.

Ryzen has a super attractive price point, so we're going to see a lot more capable CPUs in a lot more people's hands over time and the additional threads and cores allow us to turn up a lot of things, like better frame rate, more AI, more things happening in the game space, more simulations running, more realistic worlds.

Realm - building mode: Rather than building a base at the start of each map, your realm is persistent over time, allowing for a deeper and much more engaging economic simulation that runs in real time on the game server.

It's no surprise, then, that the series has started to suffer an identity crisis: over the years we've seen Need for Speed transform from a realistic road racer, to an arcade Chase HQ - style cop chaser, to a thoroughbred track racing simulation and everything in - between, incorporating car customisation, drag racing, drift runs and even an epic cross country race throughout its many iterations.

Over many simulations (say, 10,000 as I seem to recall were run by MM) the effect you describe is irrelevent: it gets averaged out and would not effect the verification statistics.

The simulations are stationary so they would tend to a mean of zero over many simulation runs.»

Just so that you are clear on what is involved — the single forcing runs we did in HistoricalMisc compromise over 200 simulations, each 156 years long, which if run sequentially would have taken ~ 30 years to complete.

the single forcing runs we did in HistoricalMisc [comprise] over 200 simulations, each 156 years long, which if run sequentially would have taken ~ 30 years to complete.

The team was able to run their design through simulations and said that it offered a 36 percent improvement over a stationary panel.

Even more important, a collaborative approach using the Internet would allow people all over the world to study the science behind the models in an accessible way, to test their assumptions about how the world works, and then to create or modify their own models and run their own simulations to see what works and what doesn't.

To answer this question, Easterling and Wehner pored over global temperature records dating from 1901 to 2008 and also ran computer simulations of Earth's climate looking back into the past and forward into the future.

relationship between noise sources, the method used to generate the wave produces exactly the same wave over and over and over again on multiple other known not valid values when run in simulation.

They need these «equal treatment and equally possible» limits on each dimensions of each simulation and all the manifestly hot - running models to maintain the fiction that the average of an estimated future world is hot, very hot, unless we have over the keys to the global energy economy.

One result of running over 60,000 different simulations found that temperatures could rise between 2 to 11 degrees C over the next 100 years.

Over the coming months, it will run a series of climate simulations out to the year 2100 for the next report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), on the physical - science basis of climate change, due out in 2013.

The next phase of the project will run thousands of combinations of plant types in a single master simulation over an entire season.

«Many climate scientists, like myself, study climate change by poring over large data sets and running climate model simulations.

Summary: Soon and his colleagues ran computer simulations to study long - term patterns in rainfall from monsoons over the past 1,000 years.

And they are: the standard deviation of the mean global temperature over the last 50 years of the historical period for the runs making up the simulation ensemble for each single forcing is 0.02 C or less.

These aquaplanet simulations are sometimes run with prescribed sea surface temperatures (SSTs) and sometimes with prescribed heat flux through the surface (usually realized by running the atmosphere over a «slab ocean» s saturated surface with some heat capacity, and specifying an «oceanic heat flux» into or out of the slab.

The number of simulations the Tournament runs and analyzes, with the current 653 entrants, is just over 139 million per industry.

Chaired over 180 workshops to ensure maximum participation in the development of orders, scenarios and simulation driven events that are synchronized and constructed in a crawl, walk, run format to ensure new staffs are prepared to go to war