Abstract Machine
Aden L. Evens · 2014
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Aden L. Evens · 2014
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Eugene B. Young · The Deleuze and Guattari Dictionary · 2013
Unlike everyday technical machines, Deleuze and Guattari suggest that ‘abstract’ machines involve the manner in which human beings (or other ‘matters’) are caught up within, or are a part of, ‘mechanical’ processes. When machines function in a technical sense, they are abstracted, or separate from,
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Zone Books · 2023
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Philip Goodchild · 1996
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Simon David Hammond · OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information) · 2020
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M. C. Lee · Lecture notes in computer science · 2005
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Gérard Berry, Gérard Boudol · Theoretical Computer Science · 1992
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Abhiram Ranade, Sandeep Bhatt, S. Lennart Johnsson · 1987
Abstract : The fluent abstract machine supports a very powerful programming model. In addition to arbitrary access patterns, the instruction repertoire of the fluent machine also includes the multiprefix operation and high-level set operations. The fluent machine consists of over one hundred thousand processors interconnected by a butterfly network. The efficiency of the fluent machine derives from a very simple router, which effectively eliminates the possibility of congestion. The routing hardware is extremely simple inexpensive, and probably efficient.
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Gary Meehan · Warwick Research Archive Portal (University of Warwick) · 1998
The Aladin Abstract Machine (AAM) provides a completely abstract definition of a functional language. There are no primitives built into Aladin, instead primitives are in tended to be programmed in any language, functional or imperative and imported in to the AAM. In this report we develop an efficient operational semantics for the AAM using the original denotational semantics as our starting point. We then use this semantics to develop an implementation of Aladin, using the Java language, with the ability to write programs in an Aladin scripting language that we develop, and primitives written in C/C++, Java and Ginger.
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David J. Nemeth · The AAG Review of Books · 2018
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W. Brauer, G. Rozenberg, A. Salomaa · Texts in theoretical computer science · 2005
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Charles Travis · 2015
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Patricia L. Drews · Social & Cultural Geography · 2015
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Diego Sona, Egon Börger · TUGraz OPEN Library (Graz University of Technology) · 2020
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Stephen Zepke · 2014
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Johan Montelius, Haruyasu Ueda · 2008
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Micheal Hewett · 2000
This report describes the Algernon Abstract Machine, an execution environment for accesslimited logic programs. Like the Warren Abstract Machine for Prolog, the Algernon Abstract Machine (AAM) consists of an assembly-level language and a set of registers on which the language instructions operate. The AAM has a well-defined interface to a knowledge base, enabling it to be used in conjunction with any frame-based knowledge base. We describe the instructions of the AAM language and the process of compiling queries, assertions, and forward and backward chaining rules into AAM code. The restrictions of access limitation are handled by the compiler, so the abstract machine itself can execute general-purpose forward and backward chaining rules. We also describe how the AAM can be used as an interface to a network...
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ML · Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information (Royal Gardens Kew)
Something in the world forces us to think. This something is an object not of recognition but of a fundamental encounter. (Gilles Deleuze, 1994) "Abstract machines in themselves is abstract, singular, creative, real, actual, non-concrete and non-effectuated. All abstract machines are linked to other abstract machines: their operations are convergent. An abstract machine is an affect, or mode of engagement, they are also recurrently and fortuitously re-effectuated, in a sporadic process of re-emergence, intensification and tranfiguration of the mode of engagement involved. But the plane is the abstract machine of which assemblages are the working parts. A diagram guides a narrative, a story of what moving across the music entails. Lines and arrows display a functional relation between terms - such that this path can be followed in this way. And the overall structure offers a series of choices and constraints. Like geographic maps, however, diagrams provide a possible outline or itinerary, but they do not completely determine the specifics of how a journey will unfold. Becoming is like the machine". Some beautiful electronica from UK to download and spin around !
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Hsu, Olivia, Strange, Maxwell, Sharma, Ritvik et al. · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2023
This artifact describes how to set up and run our Sparse Abstract Machine (SAM) Python simulator and the C++ CUSTARD compiler, which compiles from concrete index notation (CIN) to SAM graphs (represented and stored in the DOT file format). The artifact also describes how to reproduce the quantitative experimental results in this paper. The artifact can be executed with any X86-64 or M-series Apple machine with Docker support and Python 3, at least 32 GB of RAM, and more than 20 GB of disk space.
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Yves Lafont · Theoretical Computer Science · 1988
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