Definitions
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- noun A person in a large business whose task is to
maximize profits and make the business moreefficient - noun computing A
program that useslinear programming tooptimize a process - noun computing A
compiler orassembler that producesoptimized code
Etymologies
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Examples
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The google website optimizer is a multivariate testing tool that allows you to have 8 sections and 127 different variations within each section.
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Now what Newmont does is they have a program, they call the optimizer, where they try to optimize all their process facilities.
unknown title 2008
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An optimizer is a powerful tool that enables you to calculate portfolios that have the least volatility for a given expected return or equivalently, portfolios that have the highest expected return for a given level of volatility assuming the data that goes into their calculations are sufficient and they obey the important assumption of normality or near-normality.
unknown title 2012
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From versions 3.23 to 5.1 the optimizer has been a problem for me.
mySQL DBA 2009
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From versions 3.23 to 5.1 the optimizer has been a problem for me.
mySQL DBA 2009
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From versions 3.23 to 5.1 the optimizer has been a problem for me.
mySQL DBA 2009
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It took several years, but the company built the idea into a home-grown schedule "optimizer," and used it on real schedules for the first time in 2004.
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ILGAZ iDefrag (while having defrag in name) isn't just a defragmenter, it is an "optimizer".
MacUpdate - Mac OS X 2010
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O'DOWD: Jon Kaufman is a senior VP at the search optimizer Zog Media.
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O'DOWD: Jon Kaufman is a senior VP at the search optimizer Zog Media.
pitli27 commented on the word optimizer
Optimizers are people who are always looking for the best of everything. You know if you are this kind of person because you are never complacent. You are always trying to find if there is something better. (source:http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/BrazenCareerist/~3/HmyrJHDpUME/)
June 11, 2009