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What will you learn in this course?
  • Master how to implement live stream programming for efficient data processing and parallel computation using SIMD techniques
  • Optimize memory operations by gathering, processing, and scattering data streams in real-time applications
  • Develop skills to design and troubleshoot live streaming algorithms for high-performance computing environments
  • Apply stream programming concepts to improve data throughput and reduce latency in multimedia and data analytics projects
  • Utilize stream processing frameworks to handle large-scale data streams effectively in various programming languages
  • Integrate live stream programming techniques into existing software systems for enhanced data manipulation and performance
  • Analyze and improve the scalability of stream-based applications in real-world scenarios
  • Implement best practices for managing data consistency and synchronization in live stream processing systems

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A stream is an array whose elements can be operated on in parallel, similar to SIMD computing. In stream programming, data is gathered from memory into a stream, operated on in the stream, and then scattered from the stream back into memory .