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Valentin Kravtsov
Researcher at Technion – Israel Institute of Technology
Publications - 10
Citations - 207
Valentin Kravtsov is an academic researcher from Technion – Israel Institute of Technology. The author has contributed to research in topics: Grid & Grid computing. The author has an hindex of 7, co-authored 10 publications receiving 207 citations.
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Grid-enabling data mining applications with DataMiningGrid: An architectural perspective
Vlado Stankovski,Martin T. Swain,Valentin Kravtsov,Thomas Niessen,Dennis Wegener,Jörg Kindermann,Werner Dubitzky +6 more
TL;DR: The DataMiningGrid system provides tools and services facilitating the grid-enabling of data mining applications without any intervention on the application side and critical features of the system include flexibility, extensibility, scalability, efficiency, conceptual simplicity and ease of use.
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Digging Deep into the Data Mine with DataMiningGrid
Vlado Stankovski,Martin T. Swain,Valentin Kravtsov,Thomas Niessen,Dennis Wegener,M. Rohm,Jernej Trnkoczy,M. May,J. Franke,Assaf Schuster,Werner Dubitzky +10 more
TL;DR: The authors developed the DataMiningGrid system, which integrates a diverse set of programs and application scenarios within a single framework, and features scalability, flexible extensibility, sophisticated support for relevant standards and different users.
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NAP: a building block for remediating performance bottlenecks via black box network analysis
TL;DR: A simple, yet powerful, methodology for application-agnostic diagnostic and remediation of performance hot spots in elastic multi-tiered client/server applications, deployed as collections of black box Virtual Machines (VM).
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Running Parallel Applications with Topology-Aware Grid Middleware
Pavel Bar,Camille Coti,Derek Groen,Thomas Herault,Valentin Kravtsov,Assaf Schuster,Martin T. Swain +6 more
TL;DR: The concept of topology-aware grid applications is derived from parallelized computational models of complex systems that are executed on heterogeneous resources, either because they require specialized hardware for certain calculations, or because their parallelization is flexible enough to exploit such resources.
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Grid-enabling complex system applications with QosCosGrid: an architectural perspective
TL;DR: This work designs architecture for a quasi-opportunistic supercomputer within the EU-supported project QosCosGrid, and presents the results obtained from studying and identifying the requirements a grid needs to meet in order to facilitate quasi- opportunistic supercomputing.