Faster malaria testing

Faster Primality Testing (Extended Abstract)

Going Faster: Testing The Web Application

it, the market changes, or the money runs out. Despite developers' hard work, the resulting code is often precisely the opposite of what is desired: unstable and fragile, profoundly slowing development. Furthermore, adapting to new requirements is difficult because existing functionality must be manually retested whenever a change is made. We know that testing is the answer, but is there a way ...

On Faster Sphere-Box Overlap Testing

We present faster overlap tests between spheres and either axis-aligned or oriented boxes. By utilizing quick rejection tests, faster execution times are observed compared to previous techniques. In addition, we present alternative vectorized overlap tests, which are compared to the sequential algorithms. Source code is available online.

Point-of-care testing: is faster better?

Does the faster turnaround time for point-of-care testing (POCT) lead to better outcomes? Do the benefits justify the usually higher reagent costs and the expense and complexity of regulatory compliance? The answer, after 20 years of investigation, is an unequivocal " It depends. " It depends on the analyte and the testing device, on the reasons for testing, and on the setting of the testing, a...

Faster Algorithms for Testing under Conditional Sampling

There has been considerable recent interest in distribution-tests whose run-time and sample requirements are sublinear in the domain-size k. We study two of the most important tests under the conditional-sampling model where each query specifies a subset S of the domain, and the response is a sample drawn from S according to the underlying distribution. For identity testing, which asks whether ...