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Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, Volume 109
Volume 109, November 2017
- Jaime Cohen
, Luiz A. Rodrigues, Elias P. Duarte Jr.:
Parallel cut tree algorithms. 1-14 - Eren Unlu, Christophe Moy
:
Bimodal packet aware scheduling for an OFDMA based on-chip RF interconnect. 15-28 - Farshad Baharvand
, Seyed Ghassem Miremadi
:
ANMR: Aging-aware adaptive N-modular redundancy for homogeneous multicore embedded processors. 29-41 - Sven Hager, Daniel Bendyk, Björn Scheuermann:
Matching circuits can be small: Partial evaluation and reconfiguration for FPGA-based packet processing. 42-49 - Jens Rettkowski, Andrew Boutros, Diana Göhringer:
HW/SW Co-Design of the HOG algorithm on a Xilinx Zynq SoC. 50-62 - Jordan Adamek, Giovanni Farina
, Mikhail Nesterenko, Sébastien Tixeuil:
Evaluating and optimizing stabilizing dining philosophers. 63-74 - Douglas Coimbra de Andrade, Luís Gonzaga Trabasso
:
An OpenCL framework for high performance extraction of image features. 75-88 - Anuraj Mohan
, R. Venkatesan, K. V. Pramod:
A scalable method for link prediction in large real world networks. 89-101 - Hagit Attiya
, Arie Fouren:
Poly-logarithmic adaptive algorithms require revealing primitives. 102-116 - Pierre Fraigniaud, Andrzej Pelc:
Decidability classes for mobile agents computing. 117-128 - I. F. Bukhari, Aaron Harwood, Shanika Karunasekera:
Optimum Benefit Protocol: A fast converging, bandwidth-efficient decentralized similarity overlay. 129-141 - Gurkan Tuna
, Dimitrios G. Kogias
, Vehbi Cagri Gungor, Cengiz Gezer, Erhan Taskin, Erman Ayday:
A survey on information security threats and solutions for Machine to Machine (M2M) communications. 142-154 - Hidehiro Kanemitsu
, Masaki Hanada, Hidenori Nakazato:
Prior node selection for scheduling workflows in a heterogeneous system. 155-177 - Daniel Llamocca
:
Self-reconfigurable architectures for HEVC Forward and Inverse Transform. 178-192 - Mario R. Casu
, Paolo Giaccone
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Power-performance assessment of different DVFS control policies in NoCs. 193-207 - Diego Rughetti, Pierangelo di Sanzo
, Bruno Ciciani, Francesco Quaglia:
Machine learning-based thread-parallelism regulation in software transactional memory. 208-229 - Amir Bahmani, Frank Mueller:
Scalable communication event tracing via clustering. 230-244 - Shailendra Shukla
, Rajiv Misra
, Animesh Prasad
:
Efficient disjoint boundary detection algorithm for surveillance capable WSNs. 245-257 - A. J. Lázaro-Muñoz
, José María González-Linares
, Juan Gómez-Luna
, Nicolás Guil:
A tasks reordering model to reduce transfers overhead on GPUs. 258-271 - Seda Davtyan, Roberto De Prisco
, Chryssis Georgiou
, Theophanis Hadjistasi, Alexander A. Schwarzmann
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Coordinated cooperative task computing using crash-prone processors with unreliable multicast. 272-285 - Jaeyong Rho, Takuya Azumi, Mayo Nakagawa, Kenya Sato
, Nobuhiko Nishio:
Scheduling parallel and distributed processing for automotive data stream management system. 286-300 - Gang Wang
, Zhiyue Wang, Jie Wu:
A local average broadcast gossip algorithm for fast global consensus over graphs. 301-309 - Long Cheng
, Spyros Kotoulas, Tomas E. Ward
, Georgios Theodoropoulos
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Improving the robustness and performance of parallel joins over distributed systems. 310-323 - Zaid A. Hussain
, Bader F. AlBdaiwi, Anton Cerný:
Node-independent spanning trees in Gaussian networks. 324-332 - Igor L. S. Russo, Heder S. Bernardino
, Helio J. C. Barbosa:
A massively parallel Grammatical Evolution technique with OpenCL. 333-349 - Arash Rezaei, Frank Mueller, Paul Hargrove
, Eric Roman:
DINO: Divergent node cloning for sustained redundancy in HPC. 350-362
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