Sparse computation data dependence simplification for efficient compiler-generated inspectors

Author:

Mohammadi Mahdi Soltan1,Yuki Tomofumi2,Cheshmi Kazem3,Davis Eddie C.4,Hall Mary5,Dehnavi Maryam Mehri3,Nandy Payal5,Olschanowsky Catherine4,Venkat Anand6,Strout Michelle Mills1

Affiliation:

1. University of Arizona, USA

2. Inria, France / University of Rennes, France / CNRS, France / IRISA, France

3. University of Toronto, Canada

4. Boise State University, USA

5. University of Utah, USA

6. Intel, USA

Publisher

ACM

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