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Business process architectures
… assurance. This is covered by business process architectures that have been introduced for organizing and structuring business process model collections. A variety of business process architecture approaches have been proposed that align business processes along aspects of interest, e. g., …
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Speculative Multithreading Architectures
Multiprocessor system evaluation has traditionally been based on direct-execution based Execution-Driven Simulations (EDS) where the processor component of the system is not fully modeled. However, using direct-execution to model a superscalar processor has been considered an open problem. In the …
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Self-assembled porphyrin architectures
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Speculative Shared -Memory Architectures
In this work we present two TLS-based solutions to improve the performance of sequential and parallel codes. We propose a speculative shared-memory system to extract parallelism from codes for which today's parallelizing compilers fail. We distance ourselves from the existing literature by …
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Compact integrity-aware architectures
… using integrity kernels. Existing hardware architectures provide inadequate support for integrity kernels. Despite this, we equip commodity embedded systems with compact integrity kernels. We also describe the limitations of existing non-embedded processors. Then, we develop an extended …
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Synchronization on nulticore architectures
The rise of multicore computing has made synchronization necessary to overcome the challenge of sharing data between multiple threads. Locks are critical synchronization primitives for maintaining data integrity and preventing race conditions in multithreaded applications. This thesis explores the …
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Architectures for computational photography
… processing. This work focuses on hardware architectures for two algorithms - (a) bilateral filtering which is commonly used in computational photography applications such as HDR imaging, low light enhancement and glare reduction and (b) image deblurring. In the first part of this work, …
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Utilization-adaptive Memory Architectures
… proposes Utilization-adaptive Memory Architectures that enhance the memory controller with the ability to adapt to current memory utilization and implement techniques to boost system performance. These techniques fall under two categories: (i) The techniques under Utilization-adaptive …
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Scheduling on Asymmetric Architectures
We explore runtime mechanisms and policies for scheduling dynamic multi-grain parallelism on heterogeneous multi-core processors. Heterogeneous multi-core processors integrate conventional cores that run legacy codes with specialized cores that serve as computational accelerators. The term …
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Novel polymer architectures: polyrotaxanes
… of polymers with highly controlled molecular architectures has gained increased importance due to the rising demand for specialty polymers that possess novel properties, their physical characteristics are direct consequences of the size and constitution of the covalent structures of the …
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Architectures for e-Textiles
The huge advancement in the textiles industry and the accurate control on the mechanization process coupled with cost-effective manufacturing offer an innovative environment for new electronic systems, namely electronic textiles. The abundance of fabrics in our regular life offers immense …
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Coupling ontology with reference architectures to facilitate the instantiation process of software system architectures
… the foundation for the design of concrete architectures in terms of architectural design guidelines and architectural elements. In addition, it can be used by many software developers and architects to design software system architectures’ instances that best fit their customers’ …
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Texaphyrin Architectures for Biomedical Applications
… warranted the development of novel texaphyrin architectures to potentially solve inherent limitations of previous texaphyrin entities. In the development of novel texaphyrin architectures, a texaphyrin-phospholipid conjugate was synthesized and demonstrated the capability to self-assemble into …
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Scalable primary cache memory architectures
For the past decade, microprocessors have been improving in overall performance at a rate of approximately 50–60% per year by exploiting a rapid increase in clock rate and improving instruction throughput. A part of this trend has included the growth of on-chip caches which in modern processor can …
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Six-port wireless receiver architectures
… review of six -port reflectometer theory and architectures is presented. Three six-port architectures suitable for MMIC realization are discussed. <br/><br/>A new broadband six-port direct conversion wireless receiver architecture is proposed, designed and characterised. This receiver can …
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Reliability Enhancement in GPU Architectures
L'abstract è presente nell'allegato / the abstract is in the attachment
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Meta-learning computational intelligence architectures
… The background and structure of meta-learning architectures is discussed, incorporating viewpoints from psychology, sociology, computational intelligence, and engineering. The benefits and limitations of meme-based learning are demonstrated through two experimental case studies -- Meta-Learning …
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Boolean Weightless Neural Network Architectures
… in their own right for the design of robust architectures. A major element of this is a collection of weightless Boolean sum and threshold techniques. These are fundamental building blocks which can be used in weightless architectures particularly within the field of weightless neural …
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Dynamic Networks: Architectures and Algorithms
In this work, we identify a new class of networks called dynamic networks. Dynamic networks are networks consisting of highly resource constrained hosts that talk to each other primarily using wireless connectivity, and are mobile. Such networks can potentially lack the services of an established …
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