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Continuous learning of HPC infrastructure models using big data analytics and in-memory processing tools

Beneventi et al., 2017

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7086271924173840434
Author
Beneventi F
Bartolini A
Cavazzoni C
Benini L
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Publication venue
Design, Automation & Test in Europe Conference & Exhibition (DATE), 2017

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Exascale computing represents the next leap in the HPC race. Reaching this level of performance is subject to several engineering challenges such as energy consumption, equipment-cooling, reliability and massive parallelism. Model-based optimization is an …
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