The nineteenth month of work focused on work in the following areas:
- Traveler Team Visit (March 7th and 8th)
- Support for the Keras Back-end
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Phylanx Seminar: Ordering
This seminar presents Avah’s work on high-dimensional random orders, a well known structure in Computational Geometry and useful for computing Skyline queries in multi-objective optimization. The talk works through definitions, theory and some examples. Talk materials can be found below: Continue reading
Phylanx Report: February 2019
The eighteenth month of work focused on work in the following areas:
- Keras backend support
- Primitive implementations
- 3D tensor support
- Documentation support
Phylanx Report: January 2019
The seventeenth month of work focused on work in the following areas:
- CMake Fixes
- Adding primitives to support Keras backend
- Implementing support for 3D tensors
- Adding Sphinx Documentation support
Phylanx Seminar: Parallelism and Distributed Arrays
In this seminar, Avah presents her latest model of the tiling problem in Phylanx. The lecture covers the assumptions made, constrains, and the open questions yet to be solved. Lecture materials can be found below: Continue reading
Phylanx Report: December 2018
The sixteenth month of work focused on work in the following areas:
- Added 3D tensor support to node_data
- Implementing primitives needed for Keras backend (Issue: #684)
- Modularize Traveler to better support multiple platforms
Phylanx Report: November 2018
Compiling and Running Blazemark
By Shahrzad Shirzad
Blazemark is the benchmark suite for Blaze library. In order to compile and run Blazemark with HPX backend, take the following steps: Continue reading
Phylanx Seminar: Neural Networks
One model commonly used in machine learning is a neural network. In this seminar, Bita explains the components of a neural network, discusses factors to consider when using the model, and demonstrates a few implementations of the model. Continue reading
Phylanx Seminar: Visualization Tools
Key components of the Phylanx Project are the visualization tools being developed at the University of Arizona. These tools include: Continue reading