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Showing 1 to 20 of 8565 for “"reliable"”.
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Reliable Ethernet
<p>Networks within data centers, such as connections between servers and disk arrays, need lossless flow control allowing all packets to move quickly through the network to reach their destination. This paper proposes a new algorithm for congestion control to satisfy the needs of such networks and …
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Reliable processing-in-memory
… DRAM error field studies. Furthermore, I explore reliable bank-level PIM architectures for irregular access patterns to support more applications. I demonstrate my approach in a simulated system that uses the physical fault model and a DDR5-PIM with several ECC schemes. I show that my mechanisms …
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Reliable Embedded Systems Development
With software defects reducing profits in many fields, it is worthwhile to consider moving key defect reducing strategies from one development area into another. A considerable amount of effort has been contributed to adapt and adopt the success of Agile methods into the embedded domain as …
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Reliable Inference from Unreliable Agents
… distributed inference systems with potentially unreliable components and design strategies to ensure reliable inference in such systems. The inference process can be that of detection or estimation or classification, and the components/agents in the system can be sensors and/or humans. The system …
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Reliable dynamic in-vehicle navigation
… approach, which involves computing a more reliable route from the driver's origin to his/her destination than the fastest, if this is unreliable. Additionally, the approach aims at computing multiple alternative partially disjoint but equivalently reliable routes to the driver, such that …
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Reliable spin-based computing systems
… enabling effective error compensation and reliable system behavior. In particular, we demonstrate that, for a simple binary classifier, 33× improvement in accuracy over conventional design can be achieved while tolerating device error rate of 10%. This work paves a way towards the design of …
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Building a Reliable Operating System
Fault injection experiments show that it is possible to recover from 87% or more manifested errors in operating system services such as the file system, timer, scheduler and network while maintaining low performance overheads.
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Provably reliable machine learning systems
… develops a comprehensive framework for provably reliable machine learning systems by establishing incremental verification techniques for DNNs and constrained decoding methods specific to LLMs.
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On reliable control system designs.
Thesis. 1978. Ph.D.--Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.
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Randomized algorithms for reliable broadcast
… agreement is the problem of simulating the reliable broadcast functionality in a network where all communication is person-to-person. We design two randomized Byzantine agreement protocols in a synchronous network with an expected round-complexity of O(log n) rounds. One of the protocols is …
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Reliable peer-to peer multicast streaming
… of users in search for better quality and reliable streaming makes the P2P network instable. This thesis provides an effective approach to achieve a resilient network for streaming. Relying on a single tree to receive data from single parent may leave the user deprived of getting the data …
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Enabling reliable control with communication constraints
… control systems. In this dissertation, we pursue reliable control over wireless via this two-pronged approach. On the channel side, we develop a novel signal processing framework for noncoherent communication using ideas from quantum error correction. This leads to the development of a family of …
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Reliable and Low-Complexity Multicarrier Systems
… thesis develops and analyzes a variety of novel reliable and low-complexity multicarrier systems based on index modulation (IM) and deep learning (DL) techniques, particularly tailored to mission-critical MTC applications, such as industrial automation. By integrating the IM concept into the OFDM …
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Design Methods for Reliable Quantum Circuits
… as methods to reduce the effect of noise. Reliable quantum circuits are the result of designing circuits that operate directly on encoded quantum information, but the circuit’s reliability is also increased by supplemental redundancies, such as sub-circuit repetitions. Reliable quantum …
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Building Reliable AI under Distribution Shifts
… This dissertation investigates how to build reliable AI under distribution shifts, providing theoretical insights and practical solutions across diverse applications. We begin by studying generalization under distribution shifts, exploring how model invariance affects performance. We …
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Architectural Support for Reliable Parallel Computing
ReEnact improves reliability of multi-threaded software by providing an effective data-race debugging support. ReEnact extends thread-level speculation (TLS) mechanisms to roll back the buggy execution and repeat it as many times as necessary until the bug is fully characterized. These incremental …
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Reliable *Control of Multi-Agent *Systems
… of the system is maintained in the presence of unreliable communication channels. We show that this result can be applied to specific cases such as bilateral one-to-one and one-to-many teleoperation. Then, we address the problem of collision avoidance in multi-agent systems using the concept of …
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StarL for programming reliable robotic networks
… programs with each other over potentially unreliable communication channels and the interactions of these programs with an unpredictable physical environment. This thesis presents the StarL programming paradigm, its software embodiment and applications. StarL is designed to simplify the …
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Building reliable programs through active replication
This thesis addresses the issue of ensuring user programs to be executed reliably by making use of the idle resources provided by the workstation environment. In particular, we examine how to replicate user programs so that user programs can continue to work in the face of system failures.
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