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To analyze and explore large textual corpus, we are generally limited by the available main memory. This may lead to a proliferation of processor load due to greedy computing. We propose to deal with this problem to compute document similarity. We propose upstream and downstream parallel computing related to data and processing according to three abstraction levels: document, sentences and words....
Stream processing has emerged as an important model of computation in the context of multimedia and communication sub-systems of embedded System-on-Chip (SoC) architectures. The dataflow nature of streaming applications allows them to be most naturally expressed as a set of kernels iteratively operating on continuous streams of data. The kernels are computationally intensive and exhibit large amounts...
Summary form only given. The dynamic reconfiguration of hardware stands for the change of hardware while the system is operating. Its benefit is the adaption to different computing requirements. For instance, an improved use of communication networks can be achieved: Many networks reveal the characteristic that connections between specific communication partners show a smaller latency than others...
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