| The Project |
This program was a project started for our CS5621 course in the spring of 2008.
The goal of the project was to use MPI and the c programming language to filter large amounts
of text for 'interesting' phrases. Although this program will accept any input directory,
development was targeted at a specific English corpus containing 1,829,064,023 words
split up into 314 individual files.
This program is released under the
MIT License.
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| The Team |
This project was developed by:
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| The Name |
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The name of this project was chosen by Dr. Ted Pedersen.
The name refers to an ancient Mayan city located in
Yucatan, Mexico and is pronounced "Oosh-mahl"[Wikipedia].
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| The Development |
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The initial development efforts for this project have been completed. The majority of development for this project took place on the
IBM BladeCenter Linux Cluster at the
Supercomputing Institute for Digital Simulation and Advanced Computation
at the University of Minnesota.
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| The Progress |
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Development of this project has been officially discontinued. The code produced by this project can be obtained at
https://sourceforge.net/projects/cs5621uxmal/
[download page].
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| The Results |
A formal writeup and presentation regarding this project are available below:
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