- be
parallelised in its
classical variant. For example,
determining whether or not two
vertices are in the same
subtree is
difficult to
parallelise, as...
- geometry,
known as a
bounding volume hierarchy. The
Caustic architecture parallelised execution not on pixels, but on
individual rays. This
allowed for hardware...
- was
later used by Aubert, Rubiano, Rusch, and
Seiller to
automatically parallelise loops. Loop-invariant code
which has been
hoisted out of a loop is executed...
- of the
Guarded Horn
Clauses language by
Kazunori Ueda),
making it a
parallelised Prolog variant.
Comparison of
Prolog implementations Prolog syntax and...
- and so on.
Basic operations like insertion,
removal or
update can be
parallelised by
defining operations that
process bulks of
multiple elements. It is...
- game
where the team
could have more control.
Their main
effort was in "
parallelising the
rendering system to take
advantage of
multiple CPU cores", with...
-
pattern for non-overlapping reads) may
guarantee that an
algorithm can be
parallelised,
which is
exploited in
systems supporting compute kernels.
Nearest neighbor...
-
design of
hardware and microcode, this
property can be
exploited to
parallelise operations that use
different areas of the CPU; for example, in the case...
- Louvain. It is
coupled to the
ocean general circulation model OPA (Ocean
Parallélisé) and is
freely available as a part of the
Nucleus for
European Modeling...
- Trew,
Arthur (2012). "Vector Supercomputers: It's
Never too Late to
Parallelise". In Trew, Arthur; Wilson, Greg (eds.). Past, Present, Parallel: A Survey...
