This document discusses dataflow architecture. It defines dataflow as an architecture where data flows between operators through channels. Each operator executes only in response to data arriving on its input channels. The document discusses how dataflow allows for concurrency and parallelism. It provides examples of dataflow frameworks in Scala, Akka, and Java and notes their limitations. GPars is highlighted as a framework that can create true dataflow networks by using DataflowQueue. The document uses calculating mean and standard deviation as a problem to demonstrate coding in dataflow.
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