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  • Scheduling non-uniform parallel loops on MIMD computers

    Creator:
    Liu, Jie
    Abstract:
    Parallel loops are one of the main sources of parallelism in scientific applications, and many parallel loops do not have a uniform iteration execution time. To achieve good performance for such applications on a parallel computer, iterations of a parallel loop have to be assigned to processors in such a...
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    Dissertation
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    thank Dr. Lawrence Crowl for his suggestions concerning this research. I thank Dr. Wilson Schmisseur

  • Design and implementation of a web-based turfgrass information system

    Creator:
    Wu, Jing
    Abstract:
    A Turfgrass Information and Decision Support System (TIDSS) was developed by international collaborators. In this project, an efficient and effective web-based information system, composed of a Turf Content System (TCS), a Turf Resource System (TRS), and the supporting tools, was developed to support the cooperative efforts. A comprehensive schema of...
    Resource Type:
    Capstone Project
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    . Gregory M. Perry Minor Professor: Dr. Prasad Tadepalli Minor Professor: Dr. Ed Schmisseur Committee

  • A comparison of box-cox and additive exponential models to estimate the depreciation of farm machinery

    Creator:
    Wu, Jing
    Abstract:
    Farm machinery continues to increase in its importance to the agricultural sector. Depreciation, the decline in value of a durable asset over time, represents one of the largest costs of agricultural production. The general objectives of this study were to update and expand the number of Remaining Value (RV) functions...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    participation and contribution to my committee. Special thanks go to Dr. Ed Schmisseur for his sincere help

  • Similarity-based real-time concurrency control protocols

    Creator:
    Lai, Chih
    Abstract:
    Serializability is unnecessarily strict for real-time systems because most transactions in such systems occur periodically and changes among data values over a few consecutive periods are often insignificant. Hence, data values produced within a short interval can be treated as if they are "similar" and interchangeable. This notion of similarity...
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    Dissertation
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    and Dr. Ed Schmisseur for their suggestions and comments. I also want to thank Dr. Tei-Wei Kuo for