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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"Heterogeneous resources"”.
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Managing heterogeneous resources for dynamic energy-efficient sensing
… in the utilization and design of sensing resources on a single device, in order to extract high-quality information at energy consumption rates that are dramatically lower than what is expected today. The key insight is to match device resources to the information available in the …
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A MapReduce Framework for Heterogeneous Computing Architectures
… of computational systems are equipped with heterogeneous compute resources, i.e., following different architecture. This applies to the level of a single chip, a single node and even supercomputers and large-scale clusters. With its impressive price-to-performance ratio as well as power …
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Semantic-based management of federated infrastructures for future internet experimentation
… and granting access to geographically dispersed resources is the underlying concept in the field of Distributed Computing. Associated with this, considerable efforts have been spent on architectures to manage heterogeneous resources across multiple administrative domains. Such an environment is …
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A Policy-Based Resource Brokering Environment for Computational Grids
… to utilize a diverse set of distributed and heterogeneous resources. Since the focus of such environments is the efficient usage of the underlying resources, a critical component is the resource brokering environment that mediates the discovery, access and usage of these resources. With the …
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A microeconomic study of exporting and innovation activities and their impact on firms: a resource-based perspective
… these activities are largely determined by the resources/capabilities possessed by firms. Despite their perceived importance, there is a dearth of evidence on how these heterogeneous resources and firm-specific capabilities can be incorporated into economics models to quantify their roles in …
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Software architectural support for tangible user interfaces in distributed, heterogeneous computing environments
… built with these tools are capable of utilizing heterogeneous resources for tangible interaction and can be reconfigured for different contexts with minimal code changes. Current trends in computing, especially in areas such as computational science, scientific visualization and computer …
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Novel CAD Techniques for New Challenges in Deep Sub-Micron VLSI Design
… floorplanning algorithm targeted for FPGAs with heterogeneous resources, such as Configurable Logic Blocks ( CLB), RAMs and multipliers. In Chapter 4, we present an efficient and effective method to reduce circuit leakage power consumption using input vector control. Our algorithm is able to …
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Task Recovery in Self-Organised Multi-Agent Systems for Distributed Domains
… substantial widely-accessible services to resources. Quality of service is affected by the issues around resource allocation, sharing, task execution and node failure. The focus of this research is on task execution in distributed environments and the effects of node failure on service …
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Rfid-based business process and workflow management in healthcare:design and implementation
… location, status, and condition of medical resources. The goal of this research is to propose a newly integrated system to model, automate, and monitor healthcare business processes using an automatic data collection technology to record the timing and location of activities and identify …
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TOWARDS ACCELERATION OF QUANTUM-CLASSICAL ORCHESTRATION
… hybrid architectures where classical and quantum resources coexist. Artificial intelligence illustrates this balance: classical methods, such as Transformers and their scalable variants, remain dominant, while quantum computing may only contribute to selected subroutines. At the same time, AI …
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Integrating Adaptive services in Grid Resource Brokering
Grid computing is highly dynamic in nature where resources are subject to change due to performance degradation and node failure. The resources include processing elements, storage, network, and so on; they come from the interconnection of parallel machines, clusters, or any workstation. One of the …
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Continuous reservoir model updating by ensemble Kalman filter on Grid computing architectures
… aggregate geographically distributed, heterogeneous resources. Their virtual architecture can handle many large parallel simulation runs, and is thus well suited to solving model-based reservoir management problems. In the study, the ResGrid workflow for Grid-based designed reservoir …
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How to recommend music to film buffs: enabling the provision of recommendations from multiple domains
… output is used to compile a ranked list of all resources available for recommendation, based on each profile. <br/><br/>Collaborative Filtering is the most widespread method of carrying this out, building on the intuition that similar people will be interested in the same things. The point of …
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Exploring a resource allocation security protocol for secure service migration in commercial cloud environments
… These cloud computing environments share resources by providing virtualization techniques that enable a single user to ac-cess various Cloud Services Thus, cloud users have access to an infi-nite computing resource, allowing them to increase or decrease their resource consumption capacity …
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Data and Processor Mapping Strategies for Dynamically Resizable Parallel Applications
… dynamic scheduling of parallel computing resources is necessary to increase system throughput. Dynamically resizable applications provide the flexibility needed for dynamic scheduling. These applications can expand to take advantage of additional free processors, or to meet a Quality of …
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Abstracting information on body area networks
… that this multi-parameter correlation of the heterogeneous sensed information is not being handled in BANs. The current view depends exclusively on the applica- tion that is using the network and its understanding of the parameters. This means that every application will oversee the BAN’s …
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BioSENSE: Biologically-inspired Secure Elastic Networked Sensor Environment
… their services. In CPEs, interactive information resources are integrated and coordinated with physical resources to better serve human users. To bridge the interaction gap between users and the physical environment, a CPE is instrumented with a large number of small devices, called sensors, that …
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Knowledge extraction from unstructured data and classification through distributed ontologies
… space where users can easily navigate through heterogeneous resources (such as linked documents) and can easily edit, modify, or produce them. Documents implicitly enclose information and relationships among them which become only accessible to human beings. Indeed, the Web of documents evolved …