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Efficient Execution of Dependency Models

by Samuel Huston, W. Bruce Croft
"... Recently, several studies have investigated the efficient exe-cution of bag-of-words (BOW) retrieval models for large doc-ument collections. Even though there is a large body of work that consistently shows that dependency models consistently outperform BOW models, none of these studies consider the ..."
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Recently, several studies have investigated the efficient exe-cution of bag-of-words (BOW) retrieval models for large doc-ument collections. Even though there is a large body of work that consistently shows that dependency models consistently outperform BOW models, none of these studies consider

Efficiently Executing PVS

by Shankar, Natarajan Shankar - Project report, ComputerScience Laboratory, SRI International, Menlo Park , 1999
"... Specification languages like PVS are designed to be expressive rather than executable. However, execution is useful for animating and validating specifications, and for automating certain kinds of proofs. A surprisingly large fragment of PVS turns out to be executable as a functional language with q ..."
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with quite reasonable efficiency. Execution is achieved by generating Common Lisp code from PVS. The key step in generating efficient code is the use of static analysis to determine safe destructive array updates. Contents 1 Introduction 5 2 A Brief Summary of the PVS Specification Language 7 3 Executing

Efficient Execution of Process Networks

by Alan Chalmers, Jan Hoogerbrugge, Majid Mirmehdi, Henk Muller (eds, Twan Basten , 2001
"... . Kahn process networks (KPNs) [1] are a popular modeling technique for media- and signal-processing applications. A KPN makes parallelism and communication in an application explicit; thus, KPNs are a modeling paradigm that is very suitable for multi-processor architectures. We present technique ..."
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techniques for the efficient execution of KPNs, taking into account both execution time and memory usage. Keywords: Kahn process networks, dynamic scheduling, deadlock resolution, multi-processor architectures, media processing, signal processing 1

Efficient Execution of Compressed Programs

by Charles Robert Lefurgy , 2000
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Efficiently Executing Information-Gathering Plans

by Marc Friedman, Daniel S. Weld - In Proc. of the Int. Joint Conf. of AI (IJCAI , 1997
"... We describe Razor, a planning-based information-gathering agent that assists users by automatically determining which Internet information sites are relevant to their query, accessing those sites in parallel, and integrating the results. Razor uses a disjunctive graph-based plan representation. It t ..."
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. It then uses a novel and powerful form of local completeness reasoning in order to transform those plans into contingent plans of high quality. These contingent plans can be efficiently executed, obtaining more answers at less cost than the original plans. We focus in this paper on the algorithms underlying

Reformulating Temporal Plans For Efficient Execution

by Nicola Muscettola, Paul Morris, Ioannis Tsamardinos - In Principles of Knowledge Representation and Reasoning , 1998
"... The Simple Temporal Network formalism permits significant flexibility in specifying the occurrence time of events in temporal plans. However, to retain this flexibility during execution, there is a need to propagate the actual execution times of past events so that the occurrence windows of future e ..."
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events are adjusted appropriately. Unfortunately, this may run afoul of tight real-time control requirements that dictate extreme efficiency. The performance may be improved by restricting the propagation. However, a fast, locally propagating, execution controller may incorrectly execute a consistent

Efficient execution of synchronous . . .

by Thorsten Ropertz , 2010
"... Todays processors gain performance by introducing additional functional units and using the parallelism instead of just increasing the clock rates. Modern graphics de-vices come up with hundreds of cores for general purpose computations. CUDA provides an API for using this highly parallel architec ..."
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contains the synchronous guarded actions. In order to execute the synchronous guarded actions efficiently, a simple vectorization algorithm is intro-duced and the limiting factors of the graphics device are emphasized. Additionally, a general perspective to the performance of optimized CUDA programs which

An Efficient Execution Method

by For Rule- Based
"... This paper proposes a method to restrict the rule appliction by activating rules dynamically. The logical relationship among rules are pre-a]alyzed nd a set of anteced]t actions, which are prerequisite for the condition of tJe rule being satisfied is determined for ,each ruleo In execution tin a rul ..."
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This paper proposes a method to restrict the rule appliction by activating rules dynamically. The logical relationship among rules are pre-a]alyzed nd a set of anteced]t actions, which are prerequisite for the condition of tJe rule being satisfied is determined for ,each ruleo In execution tin a

Efficient Execution of Declarative Programs

by Matthew Frank , 2001
"... Memoization is an optimization that provides asymptotic speedups, automatically achieving many of the benefits of dynamic programming. Memoization, however, trades off reduced execution time for additional required storage. This additional storage requirement can be reduced somewhat by using seve ..."
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Memoization is an optimization that provides asymptotic speedups, automatically achieving many of the benefits of dynamic programming. Memoization, however, trades off reduced execution time for additional required storage. This additional storage requirement can be reduced somewhat by using

Efficient execution in an automated reasoning

by David A. Greve, Matt Kaufmann, J Strother Moore, Sandip Ray, José Luis Ruiz-reina, Rob Sumners, Matthew Wilding
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