Distributed Systems and Human Computer Interaction  ...

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Distributed system is broadly categorized as a collection or network of loosely coupled, autonomous computers that can communicate with each other and execute logically separate computations, though these may be related to concurrent computations on other nodes. Distributed systems have become pervasive--many applications now require the cooperation of two or more computers-yet the design and implementation of such systems remain challenging and complex tasks. Difficulties arise from the concurrency of components, the lack of a global clock and the possibility of independent failure of components. Moreover designs must aim to provide inter-operability, transparency and autonomy. Papers presented from the authors should include original research papers presenting new work related to one or more fields described below covering the advanced trends of the distributed systems.


Scope of the Special issue:

• Image processing
• Performance Evaluation
• Speech recognition
• Neural networks
• Distributed Operating Systems
• Parallel processing
• Application of Genetic algorithms
• Fuzzy logic
• Software agents