Message passing is a technique in computer science where a program sends a message to a process, which then selects and runs the appropriate code. It is used for objects within a program to interact with each other and for systems on different computers to communicate. Message passing can be implemented through channels or other mechanisms.
Stanford University
Fall 2022
Focused on principles and trade-offs in designing modern parallel computing systems, this course also teaches parallel programming techniques. It is intended for students looking to understand both parallel hardware and software design. Prerequisite knowledge in computer systems is required.
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Winter 2023
An in-depth study of probabilistic graphical models, combining graph and probability theory. Equips students with the skills to design, implement, and apply these models to solve real-world problems. Discusses Bayesian networks, exact and approximate inference methods, etc.
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