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Nov 1, 1989 · HomeORSA Journal on ComputingVol. 1, No. 4. Anomalous Acceleration in Parallel Multiple-Cost-Row Linear Programming. Andrew T. Phillips. Andrew ...
greater than the number of processors can occur in practice. To show how this is possible, a relatively simple example of a multiple-cost-row linear program ...
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Possibilistic Linear Programming with Measurable Multiattribute Value ... Anomalous Acceleration in Parallel Multiple-Cost-Row Linear Programming. 247-251.
Phillips and J.B. Rosen, Anomalous acceleration in parallel multiple-cost-row linear programming, ORSA J. Computing 1 (4) (1989) 247–251.
The common hyperspectral anomaly detection algorithms usually score anomalies by finding a single approximation kernel, a process that is susceptible to ...
Anomalous Acceleration in Parallel Multiple-Cost-Row Linear Programming ... TL;DR: A relatively simple example of a multiple-cost-row linear program is ...
Phillips A. T. and J. B. Rosen (1989), Anomalous Acceleration in Parallel Multiple-Cost-Row Linear Programming, ORSA Journal on Computing 1 (4), 247–251.
This chapter discusses the parallel solution of the Bidomain equations and an associated forward problem, which can be used to simulate the electrical ...
Anomalous Acceleration in Parallel Multiple-Cost-Row Linear Programming ... An external reconstruction approach (ERA) to linear programming. December 1986 ...