Estimating Parallel Processing in a Language Task Using Single-Trial Intracerebral Electroencephalography

Static Task Allocation in Distributed Systems Using Parallel Genetic Algorithm

Over the past two decades, PC speeds have increased from a few instructions per second to several million instructions per second. The tremendous speed of today's networks as well as the increasing need for high-performance systems has made researchers interested in parallel and distributed computing. The rapid growth of distributed systems has led to a variety of problems. Task allocation is a...

Single Document Summarization Using Natural Language Processing

The need for text summarization is crucial as we enter the era of information overload. However, the current implementations are specific to a domain or a genre of the source document. In this paper, we discuss an algorithm for text summarization which is independent of domain and document source. This algorithm creates text summaries by analyzing the logical structure of the sentences. Sentenc...

Parleda: a Library for Parallel Processing in Computational Geometry Applications

ParLeda is a software library that provides the basic primitives needed for parallel implementation of computational geometry applications. It can also be used in implementing a parallel application that uses geometric data structures. The parallel model that we use is based on a new heterogeneous parallel model named HBSP, which is based on BSP and is introduced here. ParLeda uses two main lib...

Advanced Signal Processing Techniques for Single Trial Electroencephalography Signal Classification for Brain Computer Interface Applications

Estimating Visual Discomfort in Head-Mounted Displays Using Electroencephalography

Head-Mounted displays, while providing unprecedented immersiveness and engagement in interaction, can substantially add mental workload and visual strain on users. Being a novel technology, users often do not know what to expect and therefore accept visual stress as being state of the art. Assessing visual discomfort is currently possible through questionnaires and interviews that interrupt the...