Parallel Decision System for Distributed Data Processing
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Solution Overview
Problem
In distributed data processing systems, manual adjustments for parallel decisions across thousands or millions of data processing nodes are labor-intensive and inefficient, leading to talent waste and suboptimal computation efficiency due to varying parallel processing modes and transmission overheads.
Innovation Solution
A parallel decision system that automatically determines the optimal parallel mode for each logical node by generating an initial logical node topology, traversing the topology to compute and transform configurations, and applying a local greedy strategy to minimize transmission costs, thereby reducing the solution space and computation costs.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Productivity
If manual adjustments are made for parallel decisions across thousands or millions of data processing nodes, then parallel processing modes can be optimized, but labor intensity increases and talent waste occurs
Solution Approach 1:
The system automatically determines optimal parallel modes for each logical node by generating initial topologies, traversing them to compute configurations, and applying local greedy strategies to minimize transmission costs. This self-service mechanism eliminates manual adjustments while achieving optimized computation efficiency across distributed data processing nodes.
Solution Approach 2:
The system transforms the complex parallel decision problem into a series of simpler parameter optimization problems by breaking down the topology into predetermined configurations (intermediate nodes, paired nodes, end nodes) and applying different cost computation strategies to each type, thereby reducing the complexity of manual adjustment requirements.
2Power
If different parallel processing modes are applied in different logical nodes, then computing power limitations can be satisfied, but data transmission overhead increases and computation efficiency decreases
Solution Approach 1:
The system applies different parallel processing modes to different logical nodes based on their specific roles and requirements. Each logical node is assigned an optimal parallel mode from candidate sets, allowing local optimization of computing power utilization while minimizing data transmission overhead through coordinated decision-making across the distributed topology.
3Productivity
If manual repeated adjustments are made for parallel decisions, then parallel modes can be optimized, but time consumption increases and talent waste occurs
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary actions by automatically generating initial logical node topologies and pre-computing candidate parallel solutions with their associated costs before actual execution. This preliminary configuration eliminates the need for manual repeated adjustments during the computation process, significantly reducing adjustment time while maintaining optimized computation efficiency.
4Adaptability or versatility
If thousands or millions of parallel decisions are made manually, then parallel processing can be configured, but workload increases and human power is consumed
Solution Approach 1:
The system automatically configures parallel processing for thousands or millions of logical nodes by generating topologies, traversing configurations, and applying greedy strategies to determine optimal parallel modes. This self-service approach maintains high adaptability and versatility in parallel processing configuration while completely eliminating manual operation requirements.
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AI summary
The present disclosure provides a parallel decision system and method for distributed data processing. The system includes: an initial logical node generation assembly, a logical node traversal assembly, a predetermined configuration cost computation assembly, and a parallel decision assembly. The initial logical node generation assembly is configured to receive task configuration data input by a user to generate an initial logical node topology for the distributed data processing system. The logical node traversal assembly is configured to traverse the initial logical node topology to obtain a predetermined configuration in the initial logical node topology. The predetermined configuration cost computation assembly is configured to compute a transmission cost of each predetermined configuration and a cost sum. The predetermined configuration transformation assembly is configured to, based on the result of the predetermined configuration, reduce an initial logical node, and a connection edge, a combined initial logical node.


