On Monday, May 31, Sooraj Bhat presented his work on mechanizing the derivation of statistical machine learning algorithms, which is joint work with Ashish Agarwal, Alex Gray, and Rich, at the Workshop on Automated Program Generation for Computational Science (co-located with ICCS’10 in Amsterdam). This is a key first-step toward the automatic production of highly tuned parallel code for data analysis applications. [workshop-page | schedule]
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The HPC Garage at Georgia Tech studies high-performance computing. Our work spans parallel algorithms, programming models, performance analysis, automated tuning (autotuning), and debugging. We target applications in computational science and engineering (CSE), which include computer-based simulations of natural and engineered systems and analysis of massive data sets. -
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