一种新的大规模并行计算模型

S. Berkovich
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提出了一种基于分布式关联处理(DASP)的通用并行计算模型。该模型的有效实现得益于多址内容诱导的事务重叠通信技术的独特功能。该模型的操作机制使用具有内容可寻址传输缓冲器的多个处理节点。这种结构可以通过信息路径的分层多路复用逐步扩展。所开发的原理简化了硬件/软件组织,并确保了各种计算方案的性能提高。
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A new computational model for massive parallelism
A universal parallel computational model using the concept of distributed associative processing (DASP) is presented. The effective realization of this model is due to unique facilities of a multiaccess content-induced transaction overlap communication technique. The operative mechanism of the model uses a plurality of processing nodes with content-addressable transmission buffers. This construction can be incrementally expanded through the hierarchical multiplexing of information pathways. The developed principles simplify hardware/software organization and ensure performance gains for a variety of computational schemes.<>
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