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    Algorithm-Structured Computer Arrays and Networks: Architectures and Processes for Images, Percepts, Models, Information
    Algorithm-Structured Computer Arrays and Networks: Architectures and Processes for Images, Percepts, Models, Information
    Algorithm-Structured Computer Arrays and Networks: Architectures and Processes for Images, Percepts, Models, Information
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    Algorithm-Structured Computer Arrays and Networks: Architectures and Processes for Images, Percepts, Models, Information

    By Leonard Uhr and Werner Rheinboldt

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    Computer Science and Applied Mathematics: Algorithm-Structured Computer Arrays and Networks: Architectures and Processes for Images, Percepts, Models, Information examines the parallel-array, pipeline, and other network multi-computers. This book describes and explores arrays and networks, those built, being designed, or proposed. The problems of developing higher-level languages for systems and designing algorithm, program, data flow, and computer structure are also discussed. This text likewise describes several sequences of successively more general attempts to combine the power of arrays with the flexibility of networks into structures that reflect and embody the flow of information through their processors. This publication is useful as a textbook or auxiliary textbook for students taking courses on computer architecture, parallel computers, arrays and networks, and image processing and pattern recognition.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAcademic Press
    Release dateMay 10, 2014
    ISBN9781483267050
    Algorithm-Structured Computer Arrays and Networks: Architectures and Processes for Images, Percepts, Models, Information

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