Architecture for speeding up program execution with cloud technology

Huang, Tzu‐Chi; Shieh, Ce-Kuen; Chilamkurti, Naveen; Tsai, Ming-Fong; Rho, Seungmin

doi:10.1007/s11227-016-1715-x

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“…Platform technologies that enable a wide range of innovative scientific works through multidisciplinary studies, such as biotechnology [20], cloud computing [10,11], privacy protection cho2014,Kim2013 and security [7,23], and big data processing technology [5], have been developed during the last decade. Among these, the mobile computing platform technology has grown remarkably, as seen from the fact that smart phones have quickly become ubiquitous.…”

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Photo collage-based photograph display system on mobile computing platform

Kang

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2017

J Supercomput

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In the last few decades, mobile computing platform technology has grown rapidly, as observed from smart phones that have quickly become ubiquitous. The mobile computing platform is the most widely used platform in our life today, and digital photographs captured through these devices have become routine for most people. In this study, we propose a novel artistic method for displaying photographs in mobile devices as a photo collage. Using our system, users can view a representative photograph as a collage of photographs associated with a certain event, and access each of photographs individually. To implement this, we employ centroidal Voronoi diagram (CVD) to obtain an even distribution of tiles, and use the sites as the location of tiles. We use the edge avoidance technique to prevent tiles from being located across the edges. To obtain the direction of tiles that follow near a strong edge, we employ the Edge tangent Flow field, and use the field as the directions of tiles. Finally, we search for photos that best match the tiles calculated above by using a thumbnail difference metric.

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