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A High-Level Synthesis Flow for the Implementation of Iterative Stencil Loop Algorithms on FPGA Devices

David Atienza Alonso, Ivan Beretta, Alessandro Antonio Nacci

The automatic generation of hardware implementations for a given algorithm is generally a difficult task, especially when data dependencies span across multiple iterations such as in iterative stencil loops (ISLs). In this paper, we introduce an automatic ...

IEEE/ACM Press2013

Modelling Time Series Extremes

Anthony Christopher Davison, Valérie Chavez

The need to model rare events of univariate time series has led to many recent advances in theory and methods. In this paper, we review telegraphically the literature on extremes of dependent time series and list some remaining challenges. ...

2012

Some Thoughts on Robustness and Multiple Testing

Stephan Morgenthaler, Djalel Eddine Meskaldji

When testing many null hypotheses, deciding which of them to reject is a subtle game. The prevailing approach consists in deciding on a level and type of control against false rejections (errors of type I) and subject to this constraint to maximize the num ...

2012

Effects of sharing text selections on gaze recurrence and interaction quality in a pair programming task

Patrick Jermann, Marc-Antoine Nüssli

We present experimental findings from a dual eye-tracking study that illustrate the effect of different ways of sharing se- lection in remote pair-programming scenario. Forty pairs of engineering students had to complete several program under- standing tas ...

2012

Orleans: Cloud Computing for Everyone

James Richard Larus

Cloud computing is a new computing paradigm, combining diverse client devices -- PCs, smartphones, sensors, single-function, and embedded -- with computation and data storage in the cloud. As with every advance in computing, programming is a fundamental ch ...

ACM2011

Viollet-le-Duc, architetto

Giulia Chemolli

The purpose of the thesis is to fill a gap in the publications about Viollet-le-Duc, outlining his profile as an architect through a chronological study of his projects, whether built or not, of his theoretic writings and, when useful, of his restoration w ...

EPFL2011

Self-Scaling Stream Processing: a Bio-Inspired Approach to Resource Allocation through Dynamic Task Replication

Pierre-André Mudry, Julien Ruffin

In this article, we show how the use of a bio-inspired dynamic task replication algorithm, in the context of stream processing, can be used to significantly improve the performance of embedded programs. We also show that this programming methodology, which ...

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Nano-Tera.CH: Nano-technologies for Tera-scale Problems

Giovanni De Micheli

The Nano-Tera.CH initiative is a broad engineering program in Switzerland for health and security of humans and the environment, currently funded by the Swiss government. The program rationale is rooted in advances in engineering nano-scale materials and t ...

IEEE2009

Refactoring OCL Annotated UML Class Diagrams

Slavisa Markovic

Refactoring of UML class diagrams is an emerging research topic and heavily inspired by refactoring of program code written in objectoriented implementation languages. Current class diagram refactoring techniques concentrate on the diagrammatic part but ne ...

2008

Model refactoring using transformations

Slavisa Markovic

Modern software is reaching levels of complexity encountered in biological systems; sometimes comprising systems of systems each of which may include tens of millions of lines of code. Model Driven Engineering (MDE) advocates raising the level of abstracti ...

EPFL2008