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Map/reduce on EMF models

Proceedings of the 1st International Workshop on Model-Driven Engineering for High Performance and CLoud computing, 2012
Map/Reduce is the programming model in cloud computing. It enables the processing of data sets of unprecedented size, but it also delegates the handling of complex data structures completely to its users. In this paper, we apply Map/Reduce to EMF-based models to cope with complex data structures in the familiar an easy-to-use and type-safe EMF fashion,
Markus Scheidgen, Anatolij Zubow
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Reduced Models of Arterial Systems

IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, 1985
Simple models that manifest input impedances of arterial systems are compared. An improvement upon documented two-, three-, and five-element models is presented. The classical two-element model (the windkessel) accounts for the lowest frequency components, and the three-element model (the modified windkessel) accounts for both low-and high-frequency ...
S M, Toy, J, Melbin, A, Noordergraaf
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On Synthesis of Reduced Order Models

2011
A framework for model reduction and synthesis is presented, which enables the re-use of reduced order models in circuit simulation. Two synthesis techniques are considered for obtaining the circuit representation (netlist) of the reduced model: (1) by means of realizing the reduced transfer function and (2) by unstamping the reduced system matrices ...
Ionutiu, R., Rommes, J.
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Reduced order modeling in iTOUGH2

Computers & Geosciences, 2014
The inverse modeling and uncertainty quantification capabilities of iTOUGH2 are augmented with reduced order models (ROMs) that act as efficient surrogates for computationally expensive high fidelity models (HFMs). The implementation of the ROM capabilities involves integration of three main computational components.
George Shu Heng Pau, Yingqi Zhang, Stefan Finsterle, Haruko M. Wainwright, Jens T. Birkholzer   +4 more
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Reduced Models for Efficient CCS Verification

Formal Methods in System Design, 2005
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BARBUTI, ROBERTO, DE FRANCESCO, NICOLETTA, SANTONE A, VAGLINI, GIGLIOLA   +3 more
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Probabilistic Planning with Reduced Models

Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 2014
Markov decision processes (MDP) offer a rich model that has been extensively used by the AI community for planning and learning under uncertainty. However, solving MDPs is often intractable, which has led to the development of many approximate algorithms.
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Reduced gradient bubble model

International Journal of Bio-Medical Computing, 1990
An approach to decompression modeling, the reduced gradient bubble model (RGBM), is developed from the critical phase hypothesis. The phase limit is introduced, extended, and applied within bubble-nucleation theory proposed by Yount. Much is different in the RGBM algorithm, on both theoretical and applied sides, with a focus on permissible bubble ...
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Reducing Symmetry in Matrix Models

2002
Symmetry in a CSP is a permutation of variables, or the values in the domains, or both which preserve the state of the search: either all of them lead to a solution or none does. Hence, elimination of symmetry is essential to avoid exploring equivalent branches in a search tree.
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A Task Model to Reduce Control Delays

Real-Time Systems, 2004
Industrial control applications are usually developed in two phases: control design and real-time system implementation. In the control design stage a regulator is obtained and later it is translated into an algorithm in the implementation phase. Traditionally, these two phases have been developed in separate ways.
Patricia Balbastre, Ismael Ripoll, Josep Vidal Canet, Alfons Crespo   +3 more
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A Reduced SNARE Model for Membrane Fusion

Angewandte Chemie, 2009
AbstractEin Minimalmodell für die SNARE‐vermittelte Fusion biologischer Membranen wurde entwickelt. Die Fusion zwischen zwei Populationen von Liposomen wird durch ein Paar komplementärer lipidierter Oligopeptide gelenkt, die nichtkovalente doppelt gewendelte Komplexe bilden und dadurch die Membranen in unmittelbare Nähe zueinander zwingen.
Robson Marsden, H., Elbers, N.A., Bomans, P.H.H., Sommerdijk, N.A.J.M., Kros, A.   +4 more
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