Parallel Computing Technology Based on Computer Simulation

Authors

  • Weibin Wang School of Information Engineering, Xi’an Fanyi University, Xi’an 710105, Shaanxi, China, Email: wwb@xafy.edu.cn

Abstract

A parallel computing model is a medium connecting computer software and hardware. The parallel computing model is an abstract computing model generated based on the abstract extraction of essential features of various parallel computing technologies. On this computing model, the optimal solution algorithm of the problem required by the design scheme was analyzed and designed, and the optimization algorithm was completed by compiling the programming language efficiently. In order to better study the model of parallel computing technology, this paper explored parallel computing based on computer simulation. It was found that parallel computing based on computer simulation took much less time to execute the
computing of different data scales than traditional parallel computing methods. The usage rate of the central processing unit (CPU) of the parallel computing technology system proposed in this paper was less than that of the traditional parallel computing system under different data scales. When the data was 10000, the CPU utilization of the parallel computing system studied in this paper was 43%, which was 10% lower than that of the traditional parallel computing system. It can increase the saving of CPU resources and help the system run better and faster. Therefore, it is worthwhile studying parallel computing based on computer simulation.

Keywords: parallel computing technology, computer simulation, traditional parallel computing, matrix laboratory

Cite As

W. Wang, "Parallel Computing Technology Based on Computer Simulation", Engineering Intelligent Systems,
vol. 32 no. 3, pp. 245-255, 2024.




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2024-05-01

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Vol. 32 No. 3 (2024): International Journal of Engineering Intelligent Systems

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