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ORCID3. IWOCL 2015: Palo Alto, California, USA
- Simon McIntosh-Smith, Ben Bergen:
Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on OpenCL, IWOCL 2015, Palo Alto, California, USA, May 12-13, 2015. ACM 2015, ISBN 978-1-4503-3484-6 - Simon McIntosh-Smith
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IWOCL: International Workshop on OpenCL. 1:1-1:12 - Benedict R. Gaster:
A look at the OpenCL 2.0 execution model. 2:1 - Robert Ioffe, Sonal Sharma, Michael Stoner:
Achieving performance with OpenCL 2.0 on Intel® processor graphics. 3:1 - Philippe Helluy, Thomas Strub, Michel Massaro, Malcolm Roberts:
Asynchronous OpenCL/MPI numerical simulations of conservation laws. 4:1 - Saoni Mukherjee, Xiang Gong, Leiming Yu, Carter McCardwell, Yash Ukidave, Tuan Dao, Fanny Nina Paravecino, David R. Kaeli:
Exploring the features of OpenCL 2.0. 5:1-5:5 - Jack Chung, Curtis Davis, Jayram Ramachandran:
Mapping C++ AMP to OpenCL / HSA. 6:1 - Fernando Martinez-Vallina, Spenser Gilliland:
Performance optimization for a SHA-1 cryptographic workload expressed in OpenCL for FPGA execution. 7:1 - Alan Ward:
The great beyond: higher productivity, parallel processors and the extraordinary search for a theory of expression. 8:1 - Andrew Richards:
Update on the SYCL for OpenCL open standard to enable C++ meta programming on top of OpenCL. 9:1 - Geoffrey Ndu, Javier Navaridas, Mikel Luján:
CHO: towards a benchmark suite for OpenCL FPGA accelerators. 10:1-10:10 - Ralph Potter, Paul Keir, Russell J. Bradford, Alastair Murray:
Kernel composition in SYCL. 11:1-11:7 - James Price, Simon McIntosh-Smith:
Oclgrind: an extensible OpenCL device simulator. 12:1-12:7 - Eric Demers:
Adreno GPU compute: IWOCL 2015. 13:1-13:10 - J. C. Baratault:
The rise of open programming frameworks. 14:1-14:22 - Salvatore De Dominicis:
Imagination: leveraging OpenCL to create differentiation. 15:1-15:23 - Ben Ashbaugh, Adam T. Lake, Maria Rovatsou:
Khronos™ group. 16:1-16:23 - Preeti Bindu, Jeremy Bottleson, SungYe Kim, Jingyi Jin:
A compute model for augmented reality with integrated-GPU acceleration. 17:1 - Ben Ashbaugh:
Accelerating SGEMM with subgroups. 18:1 - Jaehan Koh, Anuradha Oberoi, Raghavan Velappan, Prashant Sharma, Adrian Bucur:
High dynamic range imaging by heterogeneous computing in mobile devices. 19:1 - Michael O'Connor, Phillip Tew, B. Sage, Simon McIntosh-Smith, David R. Glowacki:
Nano Simbox: an OpenCL-accelerated framework for interactive molecular dynamics. 20:1 - Jeremy Bottleson, SungYe Kim, Jeff Andrews, Preeti Bindu, Deepak N. Murthy, Joseph S. Spisak, Jingyi Jin:
OpenCL accelerated deep learning for visual understanding. 21:1 - Amir Kavyan Ziabari, Rafael Ubal Tena, Dana Schaa, David R. Kaeli:
A framework for visualization of OpenCL applications execution: a tutorial. 22:1-22:2 - Fernando Martinez-Vallina, Devadas Varma, Vinay Singh:
Developing optimized libraries for scalable OpenCL acceleration on FPGAs. 23:1-23:95 - Ronan Keryell, Ruymán Reyes, Lee Howes:
Khronos SYCL for OpenCL: a tutorial. 24:1 - Anita Banerjee, Julia Fedorova, Uri Levy, Alexandr Kurylev, Sonal Sharma, Michael Stoner, Robert Ioffe:
Propel with OpenCL: a deep dive workshop to create, debug, analyze and optimize OpenCL applications using Intel tools: a tutorial. 25:1-25:2
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