Occam and the transputer-current developments : WoTUG-14, proceedings of the 14th World Occam and Transputer User Group Technical Meeting, 16-18th September 1991, Loughborough, UK
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Occam and the transputer-current developments : WoTUG-14, proceedings of the 14th World Occam and Transputer User Group Technical Meeting, 16-18th September 1991, Loughborough, UK
（Transputer and occam engineering series）
IOS Press, 1991
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Examines applications of transputers and OCCAM, including numerical, image processing, neural networks, natural language processing, networks and biological systems, as well as tools, routeing and mapping. The T9000 new generation transputer introduction is further discussed.
Table of Contents
- The advancement of transputers and occam, Janet Edwards and Philip Lawson
- aspects of database machine design using the H1, C104 and Occam91, Jon M. Kerridge and Richard J. Oates
- performance of post-game analysis on transputers, J.P.E. Sunter and A.W.P. Bakkers
- strategies for workload distribution, Iain Phillips and Peter Capon
- a process migration harness for dynamic loan balancing, S.A. Baker and K.R. Milner
- a simple parallel algebraic multigrid, Guy Robinson
- fast Fourier transform on transputers, Aman Khan and Nelson Stephens
- a new adaptive algorithm for the solution of systems of linear equations, Rudnei Dias da Cunha and Tim Hopkins
- simulation of optical systolic and neural network using Occam, D.J. Evans and K.G. Margaritis
- development and Occam, David M. Gee, et al
- a general purpose parallel programming environment, Mark Debbage et al
- repeatable execution of Occam programs, Umberto Villano
- a software development environment for parallel image processing - implementation techniques and issues, Philip Morrow et al
- integration of classification and evaluation procedures in the implementation of parallel image analysis algorithms, P. Brittan and M.C. Fairhurst
- on the serialization of parallel programs, P.H. Welch and G.R. Ribeiro Justo
- application of Occam to biological sequence compairsons, Shane S. Sturrock and Ian Salmon
- implementing an active chart parser on a transputer network, Janet Edwards and John H. Connolly
- a scalable communication network for a parallel database machine, David Wallter and Jon Kerridge
- parallel scan line allgorithm for hidden surface elimination, J.C. Highfield
- processor independent and extendable routing system using a cyclic routing algorithm, P.A. Shallow
- deterministic message routing for safety-critical applications, Peter Croll.
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