A data-flow program net is a graph representation of data-flow programs consisting of three types of nodes, AND-node, OR-node and SWITCH-node, which represent arithmetic/logical, data merge and context switch operations respectively. Minimum firing (completion) time T of a program net is an important element in computing parallel degree PARAdeg residing in a data-flow program and is defined as the minimum time when the program net is executed by enough many processors. In this paper, we propose algorithms to efficiently compute T by contracting AND-nodes generally for self-cleaning SWITCH-less program nets with arbitrary node firing time and give the experimental results of the algorithms to show the efficiency.
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Qi-Wei GE, Hidenori YANAGIDA, Kenji ONAGA, "Computation of Minimum Firing Time for General Self-Cleaning SWITCH-Less Program Nets" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E81-A, no. 6, pp. 1072-1078, June 1998, doi: .
Abstract: A data-flow program net is a graph representation of data-flow programs consisting of three types of nodes, AND-node, OR-node and SWITCH-node, which represent arithmetic/logical, data merge and context switch operations respectively. Minimum firing (completion) time T of a program net is an important element in computing parallel degree PARAdeg residing in a data-flow program and is defined as the minimum time when the program net is executed by enough many processors. In this paper, we propose algorithms to efficiently compute T by contracting AND-nodes generally for self-cleaning SWITCH-less program nets with arbitrary node firing time and give the experimental results of the algorithms to show the efficiency.
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