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A System Architecture for Pervasive Computing
Third International Conference on Natural Computation (ICNC 2007) Vol V, 2007With the development of pervasive computing, the essentiality of universal system architecture for pervasive computing is recognized. At present, there are lots of researches on the related fields in system architecture for pervasive computing. In this paper, a novel system architecture for pervasive computing is presented. The architecture is based on
Wenshuan Xu, Yunwei Xin, Guizhang Lu
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2023
System Architecture is a comprehensive book that provides a detailed understanding of computer systems and their organization. The book is divided into five units, each of which deals with a specific topic related to computer architecture. In Unit I, the book covers Data Representation, which includes topics like data types, complements, register ...
Victor Benevent Raj A, Kevin Andrews S
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System Architecture is a comprehensive book that provides a detailed understanding of computer systems and their organization. The book is divided into five units, each of which deals with a specific topic related to computer architecture. In Unit I, the book covers Data Representation, which includes topics like data types, complements, register ...
Victor Benevent Raj A, Kevin Andrews S
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Integrated computer architecture development system
Proceedings of the 19th annual international symposium on Computer architecture - ISCA '92, 1992Development in systems architecture of separate soft-and hardware components introduces high inefficiencies, due to redundancies and seldom used functions on the levels of implementation. A better approach offers a methodology for an integrated software, firmware, and hardware design.
Walter H. Burkhardt, Stefan Rust
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A Computer Architecture for Level Structured Systems
IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1975The notion of level structured operating systems is receiving growing acceptance in the computing community. These systems are implemented and debugged incrementally, one level at a time. Each level provides a pseudo-machine interface upon which the next level can be implemented.
Arthur J. Bernstein, Paul Siegel
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System architectures for computer music
ACM Computing Surveys, 1985Computer music is a relatively new field. While a large proportion of the public is aware of computer music in one form or another, there seems to be a need for a better understanding of its capabilities and limitations in terms of synthesis, performance, and recording hardware.
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Cloud Computing: Architecture and Operating System
2016 Global Summit on Computer & Information Technology (GSCIT), 2016Nowadays, cloud computing has become the center of attention in the IT world. It provides powerful computing services to individuals and organizations via the Internet, and enables them to access a pool of shared resources such as storage servers and applications. Businesses of all sizes are adopting cloud computing at an increasing rate as it provides
Hodan M. Musse, Lama A. Alamro
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Introduction to system architecture for a robotic computer
2011 8th International Conference on Ubiquitous Robots and Ambient Intelligence (URAI), 2011Recently, there have been a variety of products and research prototypes to introduce a new type of computing device in our living environment. Robots have great potential to be used as a new type of devices. In this paper, we introduce our on-going development of the robotic computer that naturally interacts with users, understands the current ...
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Architecture for large computer systems
Proceedings of the April 18-20, 1967, spring joint computer conference on - AFIPS '67 (Spring), 1967As the computer field reaches maturity, users select their equipment not because of internal structure of features, but by its overall economy; i.e., performance per unit cost. Here, performance means the computer's ability to do the user's job. Cost includes not only the purchase price, but also such associated costs as space, power, operation ...
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Algorithms and architectures to computational systems implementation
Proceedings of IEEE 5th International Workshop on Rapid System Prototyping, 2002This paper describes some techniques currently under research to explore hardware-software tradeoffs during a system development. We show that the moving of SW operations to HW can be further improved if the source code is modified in order to increase the overall parallelism of the system.
Luigi Carro, Altamiro A. Suzim
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Computer Architectures for Pictorial Information Systems
Computer, 1981In the international search for the optimal image processing computer architecture, image parallelism is the key to cost effectiveness.
Per-Erik Danielsson, Stefano Levialdi
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