Recent research results and future directions within the SFB 876

October 10 & October 17, 2019, 16:15, Location: Campus North, Room C1-04-105

For the SFB-Workshop organized by Prof. Christian Wietfeld 8 interesting presentations could be won.

In the following you will find the program, which offers space for lively discussions:

October 10, 2019

16:15 Introduction to part 1
16:20 Applying Large Models on Small Devices - Sebastian Buschjäger - A1
16:40 Flexible Multi-Core Scheduling Help to Execute Machine Learning Algorithms Resource-Efficiently - Junjie Shi - A3
17:00 Gotta Catch 'Em All: Techniques and Potentials of Client-based Mobile Network Data Analysis - Robert Falkenberg - A4
17:20 A review on resource constraint distributed platforms for developing for integrative data analysis strategies - Moritz Roidl,
Aswin Ramachandran - A4
17:40 Closing and outlook to part 2

October 17, 2019

16:15 Introduction to part 2
16:20 Nanoparticle Classification Using Frequency Domain Analysis On Resource-limited Platforms - Mikail Yayla - B2, A1
16:40 Towards hybrid traffic with communicating automated vehicle - Tim Vranken B4
17:00 Towards data-driven simulation of end-to-end network performance indicators - Benjamin Sliwa - B4
17.20 The LHCb full software HLT1 reconstruction sequence on GPU - Holger Stevens - C5
17:40 Closing and next steps