Difference between revisions of "CSC352 DT's Class Notes 2013"
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==Papers== | ==Papers== | ||
| − | + | ===Landscape of parallel computing research: a view from berkeley=== | |
| − | + | * General introduction to world of // computing in 2006 | |
| − | + | * old wisdom/new wisdom ==> world of // computing is changing | |
| − | + | * moore's law | |
:::"Key to this approach is a layer of libraries and programming frameworks centered on the 13 computational bottlenecks ("dwarfs") that we identified in the original Berkeley View report. " | :::"Key to this approach is a layer of libraries and programming frameworks centered on the 13 computational bottlenecks ("dwarfs") that we identified in the original Berkeley View report. " | ||
| − | + | * Page 7: we have been concentrating on massively parallel architectures, but this may apply to new forms of parallelism | |
| − | + | * Page 7: good match between scientific // approaches and current parallel (non scientific) domains | |
| − | + | * Page 7: 7 Dwarfs | |
| − | + | ** ==> question: what's a dwarf? (google berkeley + dwarf) | |
| − | + | ** high level of abstraction | |
| − | + | * Page 11: 3 new areas for adoption as dwarf? | |
| − | + | ** machine learning | |
| − | + | ** database software | |
| − | + | *** Page 12: map-reduce | |
| − | + | ** computer graphics | |
| − | + | * Page 14: introduces 6 new dwarfs | |
