improving accuracy by a percentage point in the ninety-percent regime arguably makes translation software a lot more useful than improving accuracy by a point in the thirty-percent regime
This is common terminology in… I’m not sure exactly, but some parts of mathematics, computer science, and physics. Generally one speaks of the behavior of a problem in the regime where some parameters are large or small. Wikipedia has a related usage in the sciences.
Cool indeed!
Both uses of “regime” on page 3 look weird:
“Region” seems better to me.
This is common terminology in… I’m not sure exactly, but some parts of mathematics, computer science, and physics. Generally one speaks of the behavior of a problem in the regime where some parameters are large or small. Wikipedia has a related usage in the sciences.
Also, should “A Science-Based Case for Large-Scale Simulation” be cited on page 4?
It is cited later on page 33, though citation added to the page 4 reference as well. Thanks!