Handbook of Parallel Computing and Statistics (Statistics, Textbooks and Monographs) by: Erricos John Kontoghiorghes
Publisher: Chapman & Hall/CRC | 21-12-2005 | ISBN: 082474067X | 552 pages | 4.02 Mb
"[The book's] chapters cover reasonably well the different domains where parallel computing is required and applied. The general introduction is clear and sound. There is some overlapping in the introduction of several chapters, which makes the reading of a particular chapter easier. Overall, the balance between general introduction, problem-specific information, and applications is well equilibrated. I am convinced that this handbook is of interest to a large community of researchers, students, and practitioners (dealing with computational methods in any domain) as the book covers a wide range of applications where parallel computing is of great actuality. The book will guide them in the analysis [of] whether a particular computational problem is feasible for a parallelization and if this is the case, help them to realize it. With respect to this, the extensive bibliography included in the handbook is particularly precious" -Manfred Gilli, Professor, Department of Econometrics, University of Geneva, Switzerland.
