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The principle underlying Linda where processes generate data objects (tuples) that drift into tuple space for other processes to discover and access.
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- LindaimplementsThe core parallel programming model introduced in this paper, based on tuple space operations and orthogonal to any base language.
- Linda (tuple space model)implementsA model of process creation and coordination based on generative communication and tuple spaces; the central topic of the paper.
- Uncoupled Programming Styleassociated_withA programming paradigm where senders and receivers in Linda need not know anything about each other, reducing coupling in parallel programs.
- Linda Programming Modelimplements
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- A set of instructions for making something (contrasted with a descriptive blueprint), as in embryonic development.
- A process where the whole creates the conditions for the part, following a vital rhythm in which large precedes small.
- Underlying theme: memory as communication between temporal and spatial agents.
- Communication where sender does not block; dominant in Linda.
- Agent's internal probabilistic model of environment; enables belief inference about hidden states given outcomes.
- Blocking remote procedure call; Linda can implement it but it is less natural.
- A zoning code based on generative sequences rather than fixed criteria, enabling well-adapted building form to arise.
- A self-supervised method where generator and discriminator compete; can lead to deceptive simulations.