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# A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

  • Bring your own encryption - Bring your own encryption, or BYOE, describes arrangements in which an organization brings its own encryption capability and associated controls to protect...
  • Broad artificial intelligence - Broad artificial intelligence is a context-dependent term for AI that handles a wider range of tasks, information types or domains than a narrowly...
  • Broadcast (parallel pattern) - Broadcast is a parallel computing communication pattern in which one participant distributes the same data to every participant in a specified group.
  • Broadcasting - Broadcasting is the set of rules that lets software apply one operation across arrays of different shapes, such as subtracting a column average from every...
  • Brotli - Brotli is a general-purpose lossless compression format and algorithm family for representing data in fewer bytes when its patterns permit.
  • Brown clustering - Brown clustering is an unsupervised method that groups words into a hierarchy using patterns of neighboring words in a text collection.
  • Brown - Conrady model - The Brown - Conrady model is a camera-distortion model that describes departures from ideal perspective projection using radial and tangential terms.
  • Brown - Forsythe test - The Brown - Forsythe test commonly means a median-centered version of Levene's test for equality of population variances across groups.
  • Brownout (software engineering) - In software engineering, a brownout is a deliberate, controlled reduction of optional application functionality to reduce resource demand while preserving...
  • Broyden - Fletcher - Goldfarb - Shanno algorithm - The Broyden - Fletcher - Goldfarb - Shanno algorithm, usually called BFGS, is a quasi-Newton method for minimizing smooth functions.
  • Brunner-Munzel test - The Brunner-Munzel test compares two independent populations through the probability that a randomly selected observation from one exceeds an observation...
  • Brushing - Brushing is an interactive data-exploration technique in which a user selects and highlights observations in a chart.
  • Brute-force search - Brute-force search solves a problem by systematically generating candidate answers and checking them directly, with little or no problem-specific guidance...
  • Bucketing - Bucketing groups values into ranges, or buckets, such as ages 18 to 24 and 25 to 34, so a model or report works with a few clear groups instead of thousands...
  • Buffered probability of exceedance - Buffered probability of exceedance, abbreviated bPOE, measures the size of an upper tail whose average outcome reaches a chosen threshold.
  • Bulk synchronous parallel - Bulk synchronous parallel, or BSP, is a model for organizing parallel computation into a sequence of coordinated supersteps.
  • Bundle adjustment - Bundle adjustment is an optimization procedure that jointly refines camera parameters and, in many reconstruction settings, three-dimensional point...
  • Burrows - Wheeler transform - The Burrows - Wheeler transform (BWT) is a reversible rearrangement of a block of symbols that can make the block easier to compress.
  • Burst buffer - A burst buffer is a fast intermediate storage layer that temporarily absorbs intensive input or output activity before data moves to or from longer-term...
  • Burst photography - Burst photography captures a sequence of images in rapid succession.
  • Burst super-resolution - Burst super-resolution reconstructs a higher-resolution image from multiple rapidly captured frames that contain complementary spatial samples.
  • Business analytics - Business analytics is the use of data, analytical methods and business context to understand performance and support decisions.
  • Business process management - Business process management, or BPM, is the systematic examination, design, operation and improvement of an organization's recurring work processes.
  • Business rule - A business rule is a precise statement that defines or constrains an aspect of how an organization operates.
  • Business rule management system - A business rule management system, or BRMS, is software for defining, organizing, testing, deploying and maintaining the rules used to make operational...
  • Business rules engine - A business rules engine is software that evaluates explicitly defined rules against business data and determines which conclusions or actions apply.
  • Butterfly network - A butterfly network is a structured interconnection network that routes information through a sequence of stages using a repeating pattern of straight and...
  • Byte-pair encoding - Byte-pair encoding, or BPE, is a method that repeatedly merges frequent adjacent symbol pairs into larger symbols.
  • Byzantine device - A Byzantine device is a participant in a distributed system that can deviate arbitrarily from the prescribed protocol.

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