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Much of parallelism to accomplish a single goal is trying to break computations into units that are associative and commutative. Then you can combine the result
by Animats 2y ago
Much of parallelism to accomplish a single goal is trying to break computations into units that are associative and commutative. Then you can combine the results regardless of order.
Trying to decompose a problem in this way ranges from hard to impossible.