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L3lack_light Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

High burden? on execution?

Hi
Can you please help me with the bold part? what does it mean?
Thank you.

"Since large and complex models are affected by a high burden on execution, we also remark the benefits of parallel and/or distributed computational frameworks."
  

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The idiom is 'a heavy burden', so I don't really know what is intended here. Normally, it would mean that successful 'execution' is very important for such models.

— Mister Micawber

  • The idiom is 'a heavy burden', so I don't really know what is intended here.
  • Normally, it would mean that successful 'execution' is very important for such models.
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The idiom is 'a heavy burden', so I don't really know what is intended here. Normally, it would mean that successful 'execution' is very important for such models.
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That is jargon and business-speak, not exactly English. I think it means that the computer has to work hard (high burden) when you run large models (on execution).
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Yes!
Thank you. I think I understand it now.
Thanks a lot enoon.
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