Search results for: actor model

• From Sequential to Parallel Implementation of NLP Using the Actor Model

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  • M. Zielonka
  • J. Kuchta
  • P. Czarnul

  - Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing - Year 2018

  The article focuses on presenting methods allowing easy parallelization of an existing, sequential Natural Language Processing (NLP) application within a multi-core system. The actor-based solution implemented with the Akka framework has been applied and compared to an application based on Task Parallel Library (TPL) and to the original sequential application. Architectures, data and control flows are described along with execution...

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• Estimating and Forecasting GDP in Poland with Dynamic Factor Model

  Publication

  • J. Krajewski

  - Dynamic Econometric Models - Year 2009

• Application of dynamic factor models for inflation forecasting in Poland

  Publication

  • J. Krajewski

  - Torun Business Review - Year 2015

• Geoscientific Model Development

  Journals

  ISSN: 1991-959X , eISSN: 1991-9603

• Perceived supervisor support as a relevant factor for subordinates’ job satisfaction – model verification

  Publication

  • M. Wnuk

  - MEDYCYNA PRACY - Year 2019

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• GRAPHICAL MODELS

  Journals

  ISSN: 1524-0703 , eISSN: 1524-0711

• STOCHASTIC MODELS

  Journals

  ISSN: 1532-6349 , eISSN: 1532-4214

• Finite Element model updating on experimental modal parameters

  Publication

  • M. Hirsz

  - Year 2008

• Model Assisted Statistics and Applications

  Journals

  ISSN: 1574-1699

• Spurious Modes in Model Order Reduction in Variational Problems in Electromagnetics

  Publication

  • V. D. L. Rubia
  • D. Young
  • G. Fotyga
  • M. Mrozowski

  - IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON MICROWAVE THEORY AND TECHNIQUES - Year 2022

  In this work, we address an everlasting issue in 2 model order reduction (MOR) in electromagnetics that has 3 remained unnoticed until now. Contrary to what has been 4 previously done, we identify for the very first time spurious 5 modes in MOR for time-harmonic Maxwell’s equations and 6 propose a methodology to remove their negative influence on the 7 reduced order model (ROM) response. These spurious modes 8 have nonzero resonance...

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