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most citedA General Framework for Error-controlled Unstructured Scientific Data Compression

2 citations · 2 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

cs.DC2025

HP-MDR: High-performance and Portable Data Refactoring and Progressive Retrieval with Advanced GPUs

Yanliang Li, Wenbo Li, Qian Gong +5

Scientific applications produce vast amounts of data, posing grand challenges in the underlying data management and analytic tasks. Progressive compression is a promising way to ad…

cs.DC2025

HPDR: High-Performance Portable Scientific Data Reduction Framework

Jieyang Chen, Qian Gong, Yanliang Li +5

The rapid growth of scientific data is surpassing advancements in computing, creating challenges in storage, transfer, and analysis, particularly at the exascale. While data reduct…

cs.IT20252 cited

A General Framework for Error-controlled Unstructured Scientific Data Compression

Qian Gong, Zhe Wang, Viktor Reshniak +10

Data compression plays a key role in reducing storage and I/O costs. Traditional lossy methods primarily target data on rectilinear grids and cannot leverage the spatial coherence…

cs.DC2024

Error-controlled Progressive Retrieval of Scientific Data under Derivable Quantities of Interest

Xuan Wu, Qian Gong, Jieyang Chen +4

The unprecedented amount of scientific data has introduced heavy pressure on the current data storage and transmission systems. Progressive compression has been proposed to mitigat…

cs.CV2024

A framework for compressing unstructured scientific data via serialization

Viktor Reshniak, Qian Gong, Rick Archibald +2

We present a general framework for compressing unstructured scientific data with known local connectivity. A common application is simulation data defined on arbitrary finite eleme…

cs.LG2024

Machine Learning Techniques for Data Reduction of Climate Applications

Xiao Li, Qian Gong, Jaemoon Lee +3

Scientists conduct large-scale simulations to compute derived quantities-of-interest (QoI) from primary data. Often, QoI are linked to specific features, regions, or time intervals…