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2018

Performance Comparison of NVIDIA accelerators with SIMD, Associative, and Multi-core Processors for Air Traffic ManagementAlfred Shaker, Johnnie W. Baker, Gokarna Sharma, Mike Yuan. icppw 2018: [doi]

2013

Comparisons of air traffic control implementations on an associative processor with a MIMD and consequences for parallel computingMan (Mike) Yuan, Johnnie W. Baker, Will C. Meilander. jpdc, 73(2):256-272, 2013. [doi]

2012

Parallelism and concurrency for data-structures & algorithms courses (abstract only)Robert A. Chesebrough, Johnnie W. Baker. sigcse 2012: 660 [doi]

Scalable and Efficient Associative Processor Solution to Guarantee Real-Time Requirements for Air Traffic Control SystemsMike Yuan, Johnnie W. Baker, Will C. Meilander, Kevin Schaffer. ipps 2012: 1688-1695 [doi]

2010

Relating the power of the Multiple Associative Computing (MASC) model to that of reconfigurable bus-based modelsJerry L. Trahan, Mingxian Jin, Wittaya Chantamas, Johnnie W. Baker. jpdc, 70(5):458-466, 2010. [doi]

An efficient Associative Processor solution to an Air Traffic Control problemMike Yuan, Johnnie W. Baker, Frank Drews, Lev Neiman, Will C. Meilander. ipps 2010: 1-8 [doi]

2008

SWAMP: Smith-Waterman using associative massive parallelismShannon Steinfadt, Johnnie W. Baker. ipps 2008: 1-8 [doi]

2007

On the Power of the Multiple Associative Computing (MASC) Model Related to That of Reconfigurable Bus-Based ModelsMingxian Jin, Johnnie W. Baker. ipps 2007: 1-8 [doi]

Two Graph Algorithms On an Associative Computing ModelMingxian Jin, Johnnie W. Baker. pdpta 2007: 271-277

2006

An Extension of the ASC Language Compiler to Support Multiple Instruction Streams in the MASC Model using the Manager-Worker ParadigmWittaya Chantamas, Johnnie W. Baker, Michael Scherger. pdpta 2006: 521-527

2005

2004

Solving a 2D Knapsack Problem Using a Hybrid Data-Parallel/Control Style of ComputingDarrell R. Ulm, Johnnie W. Baker, Michael C. Scherger. ipps 2004: [doi]

2003

Importance of SIMD Computation ReconsideredWill C. Meilander, Johnnie W. Baker, Mingxian Jin. ipps 2003: 266 [doi]

Multiple Instruction Stream Control for an Associative Model of Parallel ComputationMichael Scherger, Johnnie W. Baker, Jerry L. Potter. ipps 2003: 266 [doi]

An Object Oriented Framework for an Associative Model of Parallel ComputationMichael Scherger, Jerry L. Potter, Johnnie W. Baker. ipps 2003: 166 [doi]

2002

2001

Timing for Associative Operations on the MASC ModelMingxian Jin, Johnnie W. Baker, Kenneth E. Batcher. ipps 2001: 193

Predictability for Real-Time Command and ControlWill C. Meilander, Johnnie W. Baker, Jerry L. Potter. ipps 2001: 194

1998

Simulating PRAM with a MSIMD model (ASC)Darrell R. Ulm, Johnnie W. Baker. icpp 1998: 3-10 [doi]

1996

Constant time algorithm for computing the Hough transform on a reconfigurable meshMark S. Merry, Johnnie W. Baker. ivc, 14(1):35-37, 1996. [doi]

Virtual Parallelism by Self Simulation of the multiple Instruction Stream Associate ModelDarrell R. Ulm, Johnnie W. Baker. pdpta 1996: 1420-1430

Solving a 2D Knapsack Problem on an Associative Computer Augmented with a Linear NetworkDarrell R. Ulm, Johnnie W. Baker. pdpta 1996: 29-32

1995

An Associative Implementation of Graham s Convex Hull AlgorithmMaher M. Atwah, Johnnie W. Baker, Selim G. Akl. pdpcs 1995: 273-276

A Constant Time Sorting Algorithm for a Three Dimensional Reconfigurable Mesh and Reconfigurable NetworkMark S. Merry, Johnnie W. Baker. ppl, 5:401-412, 1995.

A Constant Time Algorithm for the Channel Assignment Problem Using the Reconfigurable MeshMark S. Merry, Johnnie W. Baker. paapp, 6(4):259-271, 1995. [doi]

Solving a Two-Dimensional Knapsack Problem on a Mesh with Multiple BusesDarrell R. Ulm, Johnnie W. Baker. icpp 1995: 168-171

1994

ASC: An Associative-Computing ParadigmJerry L. Potter, Johnnie W. Baker, Stephen L. Scott, Arvind K. Bansal, Chokchai Leangsuksun, Chandra R. Asthagiri. Computer, 27(11):19-25, 1994.

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