vectorizing
Making operations parallel
Vectorizing is converting data or operations into vector form for more efficient processing.
In computing, it means restructuring code so a single instruction operates on multiple data points simultaneously rather than looping through them one at a time: Vectorizing this function cut execution time by 80%.
In graphics, vectorizing converts raster images (made of pixels) into vector graphics (made of mathematical curves), allowing infinite scaling without quality loss.
Placing within surrounding mass
- encodingConverting data to format
- tokenizationConverting input into discrete units
- projectionSomething that extends outward
- manifoldMany and various
Matching structural elements
- GPUVisual processing hardware
- multicoreHaving several processors
- batchingProcessing in sets
- throughputProcessing rate over time
pipelining · concurrency · SSE · unrolling · stride · alignment · intrinsics · broadcast
Converting to pixel grid
- SVGVector image file standard
- outlineSummary of key elements
- bezierMathematical curve formula
- splineFlexible strip for drafting
scalable · stroke · conversion · tracing · curves · shapes · illustration · PostScript
Multilinear algebraic object
- magnitudeSize or scale
- directionWay something faces
- eigenvectorDirection preserved under transformation
- normAccepted behavioral standard
embedding
Placing within surrounding mass
- encodingConverting data to format
- tokenizationConverting input into discrete units
- projectionSomething that extends outward
parallelism
Matching structural elements
throughput · pipelining · concurrency · SSE · unrolling · stride · alignment · intrinsics · broadcast
rasterization
Converting to pixel grid
spline · scalable · stroke · conversion · tracing · curves · shapes · illustration · PostScript
tensor
Multilinear algebraic object
- magnitudeSize or scale
- directionWay something faces
- eigenvectorDirection preserved under transformation
norm · span · decomposition
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