parallelism
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- noun
- /ˈpærəˌlɛlɪzəm/
- Specialized
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paralelismo
- Multithreading utilizes the natural thread-level parallelism that exists in server workloads that are multiuser and multitasking.
- instruction-level parallelism
- level parallelism
- quantum parallelism
Anyway, can we step back and can you just talk about parallelism, concurrency, threading, asynchronous, all of these different terms?
- Anyway, can we step back and can you just talk about parallelism, concurrency, threading, asynchronous, all of these different terms?
- It is simultaneously expressive in the forward pass, optimizable via backpropagation, gradient descent, and efficient high parallelism compute graph.
Examples
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The compiler can expose additional instruction-level parallelism after more aggressive loop unrolling.
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And in this language we can we can explore this quantum parallelism to have certain computations run faster.
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We have not compared tests of parallelism between the two approaches.
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Section 4 explores the connection between locality and parallelism and presents the experimental results.
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To extract large amounts of parallelism from sequential code, the instructions must be somewhat independent.
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For survival analysis, it is possible to evaluate parallelism using either significance or equivalence testing.
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There is a mismatch between the parallelism in the algorithm and the multiprocessor architecture.
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Keeping up with the increasing parallelism requires profound changes to the organization of algorithms, from compute-centric to data-centric.
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The several threads provide additional instruction-level parallelism, enabling the processor to better utilize all of its resources.
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In computing, achieving parallelism allows multiple processes to run simultaneously, significantly improving performance.
Synonyms
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Using two or more processors at the same time to do work faster
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Two or more actions that happen at the same time
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A way of running parts of a computer program at the same time to do many tasks
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Dividing a task into parts that run at the same time
To run computer tasks on more than one processor at the same time
Using more than one computer or machine to do tasks faster
Doing more than one task at the same time on computers or machines
How Parallel
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Parallelism comes from the prefix para- meaning 'beside' and the idea of things moving or working 'side by side'. So in computing parallelism means doing many tasks at the same time, like several workers on separate lines to get faster results.