Client-Server Paradigm

A communication pattern where multiple client processes communicate with a single server; one of two main examples used to compare Parlog and Linda.

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Parlog
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A concurrent logic language featured prominently in recent ACM literature; used as a primary comparison point for Linda.

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Linda
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The core parallel programming model introduced in this paper, based on tuple space operations and orthogonal to any base language.
Parlog86
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Concurrent logic language; Linda authors demonstrate simpler solutions to client-server and dining philosophers problems.

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Classical and operant conditioning seen as introducing statistical regularities.
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Paradigm shift from languages to systemsclaim0.741
Semantic-aware paradigm for distributed dynamic systemsconcept0.721
Emerging paradigm relevant to understanding how semantic information distributes across agent systems; applicable to 6G and beyond.
Abstract Rule Learning Paradigmmethod0.712
Experimental simulation paradigm where agents learn a rule mapping central cue color to correct response location
No-report paradigmsmethod0.711
Experimental designs using indirect measures of consciousness to avoid report confounds.
Systemagnostic Approach To Sentienceframework0.704
These relationships are cognitive architectures regardless of the substrate in which they are implemented.claim0.699
Asserts that organismic identity is fundamentally a cognitive structure.