Since 4/2/2012 6:13:39 AM, bhauth has written 7 articles and participated in 6 conversations. bhauth signature: bhauth
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Why so little parallelism?384433 (10/25/2006 11:36:37 AM) comp.arch Arbitrary vector permutation by a permutation vector, vector reversal, insertion of a vector into a vector, and so forth in log(n) time and O(n) switches if you allow pipelining is pretty obvious. Building on t... BDH
What is your language good at?2678 (10/25/2006 10:08:48 AM) comp.lang.misc I think I'm through designing a toy programming language, but I want to make sure I haven't missed anything important. So, let's play a game. You describe a computation that you figure your language won't be be... BDH
Alice and Ocaml264 (10/7/2006 10:46:28 PM) comp.lang.functional How do Alice ML and Ocaml compare in practice for what applications? It seems like Ocaml is faster and has better tools (I don't really care about the objects) and Alice has some nicer syntax and some advanced ... BDH
Good toy problems?5100 (5/20/2006 8:36:51 AM) comp.lang.misc There are surely too many languages, but I understand only what I reinvent and figured inventing one would be a learning experience. I'd like to make sure that there aren't any important concepts I've missed go... BDH
Video Compression Corpus?1129 (1/9/2006 11:44:40 AM) comp.compression I'm working on a video compression project and I'm trying to decide what a good corpus would be. As it is, it has a lot of magic numbers, unfortunately, so a good test is especially important. However, there do... BDH
Data shadowing: quick question352 (12/4/2005 4:16:30 PM) comp.theory Just wanted to make sure a computationally optimal algorithm for data shadowing had been developed - that is, an algorithm that takes data of size s, breaks it into n+a pieces of size s/n (+log(n+a) to label th... bhauth
Efficient Surface Representations?2149 (12/1/2005 12:28:07 PM) comp.compression I'm looking for a way to efficiently represent a set of 2d surfaces in 3space, and possibly 3d surfaces in 4space for an application where a very large number of them would need to be transmitted. The surfaces ... BDH
Data shadowing: quick question352 (12/4/2005 4:16:30 PM) comp.theory Just wanted to make sure a computationally optimal algorithm for data shadowing had been developed - that is, an algorithm that takes data of size s, breaks it into n+a pieces of size s/n (+log(n+a) to label th... bhauth(13)
The Final in Sorting Algorithm, High dimensional indexing447 (11/4/2006 6:37:51 AM) comp.theory I have developed a generic Sorting algorithm where an arbitrary performance can be obtained within the theoretical best case, which is linear performance, by adjusting a particular paramater. Thus the perform... sravna(2)
Tail recursion851 (11/5/2006 12:07:28 PM) comp.lang.functional Hello! Recently I read about "tail recursion" (in SICP) - ability of programming language realization to convert linear recursive proccess to linear iterative proccess. So I tried to find formal algorithm of t... Alexey.Mikhailov(5)
FPLs to implement small example2454 (11/30/2006 6:16:49 PM) comp.lang.functional How do various FPLs implement the following: John is a person. His age is 30. Mary is a person. Her age is 25. Find all persons whose age is greater than 28. I wanted to see how different FPLs implement the a... neo55592(355)