An Experiment in Knowledge-Base Signal Understanding Using Parallel Architectures

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Citation: H. Brown and Eric Schoen and Bruce A. Delagi. (1986) An Experiment in Knowledge-Base Signal Understanding Using Parallel Architectures. In KSL-86-69, 1986.

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author H. Brown and Eric Schoen and Bruce A. Delagi
title An Experiment in Knowledge-Base Signal Understanding Using Parallel Architectures
number KSL-86-69
institution Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory
year 1986
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note STAN-CS-86-1136.
publisher Kluwer booktitles
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abstract This report documents an experiment investigating the potential of a parallel computing architecture to enhance the performance of a knowledge-based signal understanding system. The experiment consisted of implementing and evaluating an application encoded in a parallel programming extension of Lisp and executing on a simulated multiprocessor system.The chosen application for the experiment was a knowledge-based system for interpreting pre-processed, passively acquired radar emissions from aircraft. The application was implemented in an experimental concurrent, asynchronous object-oriented framework. This framework, in turn, relied on the services provided by the underlying hardware system. The hardware system for the experiment was a simulation of various sized grids of processors with inter-processor communication via message-passing.The experiment investigated the effects of various high-level control strategies on the quality of the problem solution, the speed of the overall system performance as a function of the number of processors in the grid, and some of the issues in implementing and debugging a knowledge-based system on a message-passing multiprocessor system.In this report we describe the software and (simulated) hardware components of the experiment and present the qualitative and quantitative experimental results.

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Abstract This report documents an experiment invest This report documents an experiment investigating the potential of a parallel computing architecture to enhance the performance of a knowledge-based signal understanding system. The experiment consisted of implementing and evaluating an application encoded in a parallel programming extension of Lisp and executing on a simulated multiprocessor system.The chosen application for the experiment was a knowledge-based system for interpreting pre-processed, passively acquired radar emissions from aircraft. The application was implemented in an experimental concurrent, asynchronous object-oriented framework. This framework, in turn, relied on the services provided by the underlying hardware system. The hardware system for the experiment was a simulation of various sized grids of processors with inter-processor communication via message-passing.The experiment investigated the effects of various high-level control strategies on the quality of the problem solution, the speed of the overall system performance as a function of the number of processors in the grid, and some of the issues in implementing and debugging a knowledge-based system on a message-passing multiprocessor system.In this report we describe the software and (simulated) hardware components of the experiment and present the qualitative and quantitative experimental results. ive and quantitative experimental results.
Author H. Brown and Eric Schoen and Bruce A. Delagi  +
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Has title An Experiment in Knowledge-Base Signal Understanding Using Parallel Architectures  +
Has where published KSL-86-69  +
Has year 1986  +
Institution Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory  +
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Note STAN-CS-86-1136.
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Publisher Kluwer booktitles  +
Title An Experiment in Knowledge-Base Signal Understanding Using Parallel Architectures  +
Year 1986  +
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