👉 Representative computing refers to the process by which a computer system, often a high-performance machine or supercomputer, executes complex computational tasks by distributing them across multiple processors or computing nodes. This is achieved through parallel processing, where different parts of a problem are solved simultaneously rather than sequentially. In this context, representatives are the individual processing units or algorithms that handle specific tasks within a larger computational workflow. These representatives communicate with each other and the central control system to coordinate their efforts, ensuring efficient and effective execution of intricate calculations. This approach significantly enhances computational speed and capability, making it possible to tackle problems that would be infeasible for a single processor to solve within a reasonable timeframe.
