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Remote computation Systems

Remote computation Systems. outline. Introduction Three systems Applications Conclusion. Why Remote computation?. Three Systems. The RCS Netsolve Ninf. The RCS. Netsolve. Ninf. Applications (examples). Solving Math. Equations Visualization scientific simulation systems

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Remote computation Systems

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  1. Remote computation Systems Prepared by: Abdel_karim Awwad submitted to: Dr. Najeh Jasrawi

  2. outline • Introduction • Three systems • Applications • Conclusion Prepared by: Abdel_karim Awwad submitted to: Dr. Najeh Jasrawi

  3. Why Remote computation? Prepared by: Abdel_karim Awwad submitted to: Dr. Najeh Jasrawi

  4. Three Systems • The RCS • Netsolve • Ninf Prepared by: Abdel_karim Awwad submitted to: Dr. Najeh Jasrawi

  5. The RCS Prepared by: Abdel_karim Awwad submitted to: Dr. Najeh Jasrawi

  6. Netsolve Prepared by: Abdel_karim Awwad submitted to: Dr. Najeh Jasrawi

  7. Ninf Prepared by: Abdel_karim Awwad submitted to: Dr. Najeh Jasrawi

  8. Applications (examples) • Solving Math. Equations • Visualization scientific simulation systems • Distributed Image Processing Shell Prepared by: Abdel_karim Awwad submitted to: Dr. Najeh Jasrawi

  9. ExmaplesRCS>> A = rand(480,120);>> [u,s,v] = rcs_svd(A);orcall RCpostSys(task1)call RCpostSys(task2)call RCclaimSys(task1)Netsolve>> a = rand(100); b = rand(100,1);>> x = netsolve(’ax=b’,a,b)or>> a = rand(100); b = rand(100,1);>> request = netsolve_nb(’send’,’ax=b’,a,b)>> x = netsolve_nb(’probe’,request)Not Ready Yet>> x = netsolve_nb(’wait’,request)ninfdouble A[n][n], B[n][n], C[n][n];dmmul(n, A, B, C);while with Ninf, one invokes the remote library with:Ninf_call("dmmul", n, A, B, C); Prepared by: Abdel_karim Awwad submitted to: Dr. Najeh Jasrawi

  10. Conclusion Prepared by: Abdel_karim Awwad submitted to: Dr. Najeh Jasrawi

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