Medical Area for Beowulf
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Kevin Rosenberg kevin at rosenberg.netMon Feb 19 19:04:06 PST 2001
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> I think, our beowulf computers can be applied to the medical area. > but I don't know the beowulf application examples for the sick. > > Anybody here had a experience or have a plan to apply our beowulf computers to the medical area I use MPI processing as an option in my open-source computed tomography simulator: CTSim (http://www.ctsim.org). I've tested this application in a 16-CPU beowulf cluster with good results. I've heard from a physician in Germany that he is using CTSim to remove artifacts for metallic objects prior to reconstruction. However, I'm not sure he is using the Beowulf-enabled version of CTSim or the single-CPU graphical user-interface version. I look forward to hearing other responses to your query. -- Kevin Rosenberg, M.D. kevin at rosenberg.net
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