Abstract
Dataflow application builders such as AVS, OpenDX and MeVisLab are popular and effective tools for the rapid prototyping of visualisation algorithms. They enable re- searchers to build applications by graphically connecting functional modules together to form a network. A usually hidden yet important aspect of these tools is the schedul- ing of network execution: Most of these environments can be classified as employ- ing event-driven or demand-driven scheduling. The scheduling strategy has important implications for the component developer. In this paper, we present our recently open- sourced dataflow application builder, called DeVIDE, for the rapid prototyping ofmed- ical visualisation and image processing techniques. Apart from the unique interaction possibilities and ease of integration that it offers, DeVIDE differentiates itself from similar environments by implementing a hybrid scheduling approach that adaptively applies demand- and event-driven scheduling to a single network. In this way, ease of component development and execution efficiency can be combined.
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Botha, C. P., & Post, F. H. (2008). Hybrid Scheduling in the DeVIDE Dataflow Visualisation Environment. In H. Hauser, S. Strassburger, & H. Theisel (Eds.), Proceedings of Simulation and Visualization (pp. 309–322). SCS Publishing House Erlangen.
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