Kenneth R. Mayes

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2009
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David J. Haglin, Kenneth R. Mayes, Anna M. Manning, John Feo, John R. Gurd, Mark J. Elliot, John A. Keane:
Factors affecting the performance of parallel mining of minimal unique itemsets on diverse architectures. Concurr. Comput. Pract. Exp. 21(9): 1131-1158 (2009)
2007
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Keping Chen, Kenneth R. Mayes, John R. Gurd:
Autonomous performance control of distributed applications in a heterogeneous environment. Autonomics 2007: 14
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Mohamed Khamiss Hussein, Kenneth R. Mayes, Mikel Luján, John R. Gurd:
Adaptive performance control for distributed scientific coupled models. ICS 2007: 274-283
2005
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Christopher W. Armstrong, Rupert W. Ford, John R. Gurd, Mikel Luján, Kenneth R. Mayes, Graham D. Riley:
Performance control of scientific coupled models in Grid environments. Concurr. Pract. Exp. 17(2-4): 259-295 (2005)

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