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Dynamic node allocation

Wu, C. H Chen, H. L. Chen, S. C. (1997). Counter-propagation neural networks for molecular sequence classification supervised LVQ and dynamic node allocation. Applied Intelligence 7,27-38. [Pg.114]

C. Wu, H.-L. Chen, and S.-C. Chen, Appl. Intell., 7,27 (1997). Counter-Propagation Neural Networks for Molecular Sequence Classification Supervised LVQ and Dynamic Node Allocation. [Pg.135]

FIFO ordering for global requests can easily be implemented as an ordered list, either dynamic or static. It is worth noting that MrsP can do with simple fixed-length lists because the maximum length of the FIFO queue is known a-priori, independently from the specific application, as the number of processors available determines the maximum degree of parallelism for the platform. The use of a dynamic list is also a viable option since each task can participate at most in one FIFO queue, it is possible to statically allocate a node for each task, and then add or remove it from a specific resource list when required. [Pg.184]


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