Parallel Computing Questions
The parallel workload serialization locality factor refers to the degree to which a parallel workload can be divided into smaller tasks that can be executed concurrently and independently. It measures the level of dependency or interdependence among the tasks within the workload. A higher serialization locality factor indicates a higher level of dependency, meaning that the tasks are more interdependent and cannot be easily parallelized. Conversely, a lower serialization locality factor suggests a lower level of dependency, allowing for greater parallelization and improved performance in parallel computing systems.