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Implement a Twitter like engine using the Akka actors model and support the following functionalities: Register, Tweet, Subscribe, Re-Tweet and Query specific to hashtags and mentions. Also have to develop a client simulator for generating the requests and subscribers are distributed based on Zipf distribution model.
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Feb 4, 2021 - F#
The problem finding perfect squares that are sums of consecutive squares. A more interesting example is Lucas‘ Square Pyramid. The goal of this first project is to use F# and the actor model to build a good solution to this problem that runs well on multi-core machines.
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Sep 29, 2020 - F#
A distributed system that spawns multiple actors that can communicate and perform aggregate computation using AKKA.net and F# in 4 different topologies(Full, Line, 2D Grid, and Imperfect 2D). Both the gossip algorithm as well as push-sum have been implemented.
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Oct 19, 2020 - F#
Twitter_Engine project using Websocket
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Dec 18, 2020 - F#
The problem finding perfect squares that are sums of consecutive squares. A more interesting example is Lucas‘ Square Pyramid. The goal of this first project is to use F# and the actor model to build a good solution to this problem that runs well on multi-core machines.
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Sep 26, 2020 - F#
Coursework Projects for Distributed Operating Systems
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Dec 5, 2020 - F#
The problem finding perfect squares that are sums of consecutive squares. A more interesting example is Lucas‘ Square Pyramid. The goal of this first project is to use F# and the actor model to build a good solution to this problem that runs well on multi-core machines.
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Sep 26, 2020 - F#
Gossip type algorithms can be used both for group communication and for aggregate computation. The goal of this project is to determine the convergence of such algorithms through a simulator based on actors written in F#. Since actors in F# are fully asynchronous, the particular type of Gossip implemented is the so called Asynchronous Gossip.
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Feb 5, 2021 - F#
The problem finding perfect squares that are sums of consecutive squares. A more interesting example is Lucas‘ Square Pyramid. The goal of this first project is to use F# and the actor model to build a good solution to this problem that runs well on multi-core machines.
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Sep 29, 2020 - F#
The problem finding perfect squares that are sums of consecutive squares. A more interesting example is Lucas‘ Square Pyramid. The goal of this first project is to use F# and the actor model to build a good solution to this problem that runs well on multi-core machines.
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Sep 26, 2020 - F#
Implemented a gossip algorithm using F# and Akka actors for efficient distributed communication and fault tolerance.
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Jun 2, 2024 - F#
The problem finding perfect squares that are sums of consecutive squares. A more interesting example is Lucas Square Pyramid. The goal of this first project is to use F# and the actor model to build a good solution to this problem that runs well on multicore machines.
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Sep 27, 2020 - F#
Implemented Gossip and PushSum algorithms for group communication and aggregate computation to determine the convergence through a simulator using akka actor model.
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Oct 25, 2020 - F#
Implementation of Gossip and Push Sum algorithm in 4 topologies namely: Line, Full, 3D, Imperfect 3D. The program calculates and gives the convergence time of the rumor.
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Oct 20, 2021 - F#
A distributed system that uses the Actor model in the AKKA.NET framework to spawn a supervisor actor which in return spawns worker actors. Given 2 numbers N and k, each worker actor takes on a range of numbers and checks for the square of k consecutive numbers that add up to a perfect square.
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Oct 16, 2020 - F#
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