Background: The project was conceived in 1994 following formulation of a FEAST hypothesis. This stated that the software evolution process is a feedback system and must be treated as such to achieve major process improvement. Three self-funding international workshops were held at IC [fea94,5] to explore the hypothesis, with some 40 participants from the UK, Europe and North America at each. Fo...

1 References If you are using FEAST, please cite the following publication:

Introduction Arterial transit time is a critical parameter for calculating cerebral blood flow (CBF) using arterial spin labeling (ASL). Arterial transit time is also a novel physiological parameter that is uniquely measured by ASL and may have independent clinical significance for detecting CBF that is maintained through collateral flow sources. Most ASL experiments acquire data at a single de...

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How do organizations use feedback to change their processes, and hence, improve their performance? A small working group isproposing that any organization under control almost always should be using feedback to stabilize and improve their products.We describe the results of applying the Feedback, Evolution, And Software Technology (FEAST) feedback model to ourwork on improving t...

We have previously presented an approach to include graphics processing units as co-processors in a parallel Finite Element multigrid solver called FEAST. In this paper we show that the acceleration transfers to real applications built on top of FEAST, without any modifications of the application code. The chosen solid mechanics code is well suited to assess the practicability of our approach d...

Background: The project was conceived in 1994 following formulation of a FEAST hypothesis. This stated that the software evolution process is a feedback system and must be treated as such to achieve major process improvement. Three self-funding international workshops were held at IC [fea94,5] to explore the hypothesis, with some 40 participants from the UK, Europe and North America at each. Fo...