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| + | For my project instead of picking a new method to learn to parallelise with, I decided to try to paralellise an algorithm that is fairly hard to write, to see if after following this course I could actually parallelise an algorithm. The thing is, in the workshops we have only been parallelising algorithms that have been specifically written to be parallelised. I wanted to change that and see if I could still do it. The algorithm I am parallelising is a Branch & Bound Algorithm by Little from 1966. A good explanation of the algorithm can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nN4K8xA8ShM, the explanation of the branch and bound I wrote starts at 34:30. | ||
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T-eaSyPeasy
Team Members
Progress
Introduction
For my project instead of picking a new method to learn to parallelise with, I decided to try to paralellise an algorithm that is fairly hard to write, to see if after following this course I could actually parallelise an algorithm. The thing is, in the workshops we have only been parallelising algorithms that have been specifically written to be parallelised. I wanted to change that and see if I could still do it. The algorithm I am parallelising is a Branch & Bound Algorithm by Little from 1966. A good explanation of the algorithm can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nN4K8xA8ShM, the explanation of the branch and bound I wrote starts at 34:30.
