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ORCIDParallel Computing, Volume 70
Volume 70, December 2017
- Michael A. Heroux, C. Kristopher Garrett:
Special Issue on SC16 Student Cluster Competition Reproducibility Initiative. 3-4 - Rainier Ababao, Joe A. Garcia, Joseph Voss
, W. Cyrus Proctor, R. Todd Evans:
Student Cluster Competition 2016 reproducibility challenge: Genomic partitioning with ParConnect. 5-10 - Ying Hao Tan, Yiyang Shao, Siyuan Liu, Bu-Sung Lee:
Student cluster competition: ParConnect reproducibility task report. 11-17 - Marek S. Baranowski, Braden Caywood, Hannah Eyre, Janaan Lake, Kevin Parker, Kincaid Savoie, Hari Sundar, Mary W. Hall:
Reproducing ParConnect for SC16. 18-21 - Lei Yang, Yilong Li, Zhenxin Fu, Zhuohan Li, Wenbin Hou, Haoze Wu, Xiaolin Wang, Yun Liang:
ParConnect reproducibility report. 22-26 - G. R. Williams, G. P. Behm, T. Nguyen, A. Esparza, V. G. Haka, A. Ramos, B. Wright, James C. Otto, Chris P. Paolini, Mary P. Thomas:
SC16 student cluster competition challenge: Investigating the reproducibility of results for the ParConnect application. 27-34 - Edward Hutter, Chung-Ting Huang:
Parconnect: Results from the student cluster competition at SC16. 35-40 - Alexander Ditter, Jan Laukemann, Benedikt Oehlrich:
Reproducibility report: Team SegFAUlt @ SCC 2016. 41-45 - Maximilian Hornung, Svilen Stefanov, David Schneller, Sharru Møller:
Analysis of the ParConnect algorithm ran on Intel Xeon Phi Knights Landing. 46-53 - Patrick Flick, Chirag Jain, Tony Pan, Srinivas Aluru:
Reprint of "A parallel connectivity algorithm for de Bruijn graphs in metagenomic applications". 54-65
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