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Evaluating Performance Of Distributed Computing Technologies - Hla And Tspaces On A Cluster Computer
Authors
Ratan Guha
Oleg Kachirski
Joohan Lee
Publication date
1 December 2005
Publisher
'Information Bulletin on Variable Stars (IBVS)'
Abstract
Parallel and distributed simulation is concerned with issues introduced by distributing the execution of a discrete event simulation program over multiple computers. For increased performance, a tightly-coupled parallel multiprocessor computing platform is used, containing multiple CPUs communicating over a highspeed interconnection network. Examples include parallel computers. While hardware specifications improve at exponential pace, the software technologies for parallelizing problems have remained relatively unchanged, posing problems due to rapidly increasing data volumes. Message passing has been the most widely used method to parallelize data mining algorithms. In this paper we investigate the performance of two widely used distributed computing technologies, High Level Architecture (HLA) and Tuple Spaces, used to solve the problem of an intrusion detection system utilizing parallel backpropagation neural network (BPNN) for a data mining process in a space-parallel approach. © ECMS, 2005
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