PRiME Workshop on Runtime: algorithms and implementation

University of Southampton

16th September 2014

The scientific workshop focused on technical presentations reporting the ongoing work of the PRiME researchers. A series of seminars was held  and a further collaborative planning meeting held between the PRiME research team.

09:45             Rishad Shafik (Southampton) – Learning-based Decentralized Runtime Energy Minimization

10:15              Sheng Yang (Southampton) – Implementation of Runtime Management in GEM5

10:45              Ed Stott and Josh Levine (Imperial College) – Run-time for life time improvement

11:15               Simon Davidson (Manchester) – Potential for run-time management in SpiNNaker

11:45              Ibrahim Ahmed (Newcastle) – Adaptive Run-Time Management using PEAR Models

12:15               LUNCH

13:00              Anup Das (Southampton) – Hierarchical Run-time Manager for Application-Specific PEAR Optimization

13:30              Colin Snook (Southampton) – Barrelfish: Considerations for a Runtime Manager

14:00              Asieh Salehi Fathabadi (Southampton) – Formal modelling of workload prediction and machine learning applications in DVFS.

Copies of the presentations/Seminars are available upon request from: info@prime-project.org