Inparcom-16: An intelligent workstation
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Abstract
The conception of MIMD computers is considered from the viewpoint of automatic analysis of characteristics of engineering and scientific problems with approximate initial data, development of parallel computational algorithms and programs, solution of problems, and estimation of the reliability of computer solutions. The conception was experimentally tested on the Inparcom-16 workstation. This workstation consists of a host system (two host computers) and 16 processing nodes that use Xeon (3.2 GHz, 64 bit), a communication environment that consists of Gigabit Ethernet, Infiniband, and a hypercube. Programming languages are C, C++, and Fortran. The tests proved the reliability and implementability of the conception of creating an intelligent computer.
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intelligent computer intelligent software Inparcom-16 host system processing unit reliability of a computer solutionPreview
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