Accepted Papers
32nd IEEE International Conference on High Performance Computing, Data, & Analytics

HiPC ’25 List of Accepted Papers
- UniOMP: Unified Optimization Framework for OpenMP Offload under Machine Learning Guidance, Jianan Li, Lin Han, Shaoliang Peng, Yingying Li, Wei Gao.
- DistFNE: A Distributed-Memory Algorithm for Force-Directed Node Embedding, Isuru Ranawaka, Ariful Azad
- IMBPS – Iterative MLP Blocks with Parameter Splits for Improving LLM inference, Ganesh Prasad Nagaraja, Arun Coimbatore Ramachandran, Shubhendu Sharma, Govindarajan R, Prakash Raghavendra
- SFCC: A Scalable and Flexible RDMA Congestion Control Algorithm, Yi Liao, Anran Xu, Wenming Zheng, Biyao Che, Jian Tang, Yonghang Zhang, Xiaoping Fan, Luren Liu, Ying Chen
- Assessing Processor Allocation Strategies for Online List Scheduling of Moldable Task Graphs, Mary Jeevana Pudota, Chitta Krishna Chaitanya Reddy, Sai Rithvik Gundla, Hongyang Sun
- Scalable XML Parsing and XPath Querying with Regular Expression Support, Robert K Samuel, Rupesh Nasre
- Tuple Spaces for Workflow Scheduling and core-level job malleability in HPC, Juan Asensio Ayesa, Darío Suárez Gracia, Lluís Castrillo-Acuña
- HOPPS: Hardware-Aware Optimal Phase Polynomial Synthesis with Blockwise Optimization for Quantum Circuits, Xinpeng Li, Ji Liu, Shuai Xu, Paul Hovland, Vipin Chaudhary
- Predictive Execution of Workflows in a HPC+Cloud Environment, Subhendu Behera, Jae-Seung Yeom, Daniel Milroy, Marc Niethammer, Frank Mueller
- A Semi-Supervised Autoencoder Framework for Community Detection with Network Embeddings, Yuxian Ke, Hongrui Zhang, Yuke LYu, Zifeng Jiao, Limengzi Yuan, Dongqin Zhu
- Embracing Dynamism: Control State Serialization for High-Performance Python, Zane Fink, Laxmikant Kale
- Maximizing Insights, Minimizing Data: I/O Time Prediction Using Transfer Learning, Adrian Voss, Radita Liem, Julian Kunkel, Jay Lofstead, Philip Carns, Matthias Mueller
- Evaluating Cutting-Edge LLMs for Generation and Evaluation of Directive-Based Parallel Programming Model Compiler Tests, Zachariah Sollenberger, Rahul Patel, Saieda Ali Zada, Sunita Chandrasekaran
- Selection of Supervised Learning-based Sparse Matrix Reordering Algorithms, Tao Tang, Youfu Jiang, Yingbo Cui, Jianbin Fang, Peng Zhang, Lin Peng, Chun Huang
- A novel Layer-wise Relevance Propagation (LRP)-guided clustering-based compression framework for deploying deep neural network models on memory-constrained devices, Nithyashree R, Debajyoti Sahoo, Divij Ghose, Sashikumaar Ganesan
- Kâ: Online Log Anomaly Detection Via Unsupervised Typicality Learning, Weicong Chen, Vikash Singh, Zahra Rahmani, Debargha Ganguly, Mohsen Hariri, Vipin Chaudhary
- An Accelerator for low-computational overhead Privacy-Preserving GNN Inference, Heonhui Jung, Whoiree Ha, Kevin Nam, Youyeon Joo, Lucas Oros, Yunheung Paek
- LatentTune: Efficient Tuning of High Dimensional Database Parameters via Latent Representation Learning, Sein Kwon, Youngwan Jo, Seungyeon Choi, Jieun Lee, Huijun Jin, Sanghyun Park
- Predicting Executability and Performance of CNN Kernels on Tenstorrent Hardware Using Machine Learning, Param Gandhi, Sharvil Potdar, Nayan Gogari, Gargi Alavani Prabhu, Sankar Manoj, Santonu Sarkar
- Performance Modeling for Causal Inference Operators on Neural Processing Units, Neelesh Gupta, Rakshith Jayanth, Dhruv Parikh, Viktor Prasanna
- Performance-Portable Optimization and Analysis of Multiple Right-Hand Sides in a Lattice QCD Solver, Shiting Long, Gustavo Ramirez-Hidalgo, Stepan Nassyr, Jose Jimenez-Merchan, Andreas Frommer, Dirk Pleiter
- Zeus: An Efficient GPU Optimization Method Integrating PSO, BFGS, and Automatic Differentiation, Dominik Soos, Marc Paterno, Desh Ranjan, Mohammad Zubair
- Optimizing Deployment of Unstructured Group Convolutions for Low Latency Inference, Changxin Li, Sanmukh Kuppannagari
- ML-Driven Auto-tuning Framework for Non-uniform All-to-All Data Exchange, Kunting Qi, Ke Fan, Jens Domke, Seydou Ba, Venkatram Vishwanath, Michael Papka, Sidharth Kumar
- Distributed Metadata Query on HPC Systems, Suben Kumer Saha, Houjan Tang, Wei Zhang, Suren Byna
- QIEDP: A Quantum-Inspired Two-Bit Error Correction Protocol for Low-Power Serial Communication in IoT Systems, Om Maheshwari, Bikram Paul
- Enhanced MPI Intra-node Communication Framework: A Hybrid Approach with Cooperative DMA Channel-based Data Transfer, Shulei Xu, Tu Tran, Dhabaleswar K. Panda
- Dynamic Resource Management in HPC Systems using Dynamic Processes with PSets, Dominik Huber, Sergio Iserte, Martin Schreiber, Pierre-François Dutot, Olivier Richard, Antonio Pena, Keerthi Gaddameedi, Tobias Neckel, Hans-Joachim Bungartz, Martin Schulz
- Efficient Fine-Grained GPU Performance Modeling for Distributed Deep Learning of LLM, Biyao Zhang, Mingkai Zheng, Debargha Ganguly, Xuecen Zhang, Vikash Singh, Vipin Chaudhary, Zhao Zhang
- Grey-Box Machine Learning Prediction of Parallel Application Scaling, Akhil Alasandagutti, Patrick Bridges, Trilce Estrada
- A Parallel Alternative for Energy-Efficient Neural Network Training and Inferencing, Sudip Seal, Maksudul Alam, Jorge Ramirez, Sajal Dash, Hao Lu
- Multi-Objective Loss Balancing in Physics-Informed Neural Networks for Fluid Flow Applications, Afrah Farea, Saiful Khan, Mustafa Serdar Celebi
- NiceSched: Memory access locality aware dynamic nice scheduling in tiered memory, Binwon Song, Minwoo Jo, Hayong Jeong, Heeseung Jo
- CALL: Context-Aware Low-Latency Retrieval in Disk-Based Vector Databases, Yeonwoo Jeong, Hyunji Cho, Kyuli Park, Youngjae Kim, Sungyong Park
- Energy-Aware Runtime Resource Harmonizer for Co-running Applications, Vanshika Jain, Varun Parashar, Vivek Kumar, Chiranjib Sur
- Latency-Aware Deduplication for Efficient Object-Based Big Data Transfers in Heterogeneous Networks, Preethika Kasu, Prince Hamandawana, Tae-Sun Chung
HiPC 2025 is the 32st edition of the IEEE International Conference on High Performance Computing, Data, and Analytics. It will be an in-person event in Hyderabad, India, from December 17 to December 20, 2025.
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