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Cheap and Easy Parallelism for Matlab on Linux Clusters

Overview Matlab is the most popular platform for rapid prototyping and development of scientific and engineering applications. A typical university computing lab will have Matlab installed on a set of networked Linux workstations. With the growing availability of distributed computing networks, many third-party software libraries have been developed to support parallel execution of Matlab programs in such a setting. These libraries typically run on top of a message-passing library, which can lead to a variety of complications and difficulties.

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Publisher	Washington and Lee University	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2005	Downloads	63
Format	White Papers
Topics	Parallel Processing, Linux - Open Source, Linux Server OS

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