2016
DOI: 10.2507/26th.daaam.proceedings.089
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GoMapReduce Parallel Computing Model Implementation on a Cluster of Plan9 Virtual Machines

Abstract: In this paper, we present results of a computational evaluation of goMapReduce parallel programming model approach for solving distributed data processing problems. In some applications, particularly data center problems, including text processing the programming models can aggregate significant number of parallel processes. We first discuss the implementation of these approaches using both Linux and Plan9 operating system and conduct a comparative scalability study of the both. From these results, we empirica… Show more

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“…-программное обеспечение, поддерживающее ускоренное программирование гетеро-генных аппаратных средств, графические, массивно-параллельные и распределенные вычис-ления и алгоритмы [11].…”
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“…-программное обеспечение, поддерживающее ускоренное программирование гетеро-генных аппаратных средств, графические, массивно-параллельные и распределенные вычис-ления и алгоритмы [11].…”
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“…MapReduce, a part of Hadoop, is especially interesting as a large amount of problems are easily expressible as Hadoop-based MapReduce computations [1]. As a result, many researches are developing Hadoop-based MapReduce algorithms for sophisticated data analysis like is presented in [2], [3], [4], [5]. Current computer vision applications are not able to use big volumes of data because of the lack of resources for analyzing and storing large amount of data.…”
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confidence: 99%