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most citedAchieving Consistent and Comparable CPU Evaluation

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

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cs.AI2026

When AI Designs AI: Innovation or Imitation?

Yikang Yang, Zhengxin Yang, Luzhou Peng +4

Recent advances in LLM agents have made them increasingly capable of designing methods for complex AI tasks. This raises two central questions about agent-designed methods relative…

cs.CL2026

Probing Memes in LLMs: A Paradigm for the Entangled Evaluation World

Luzhou Peng, Zhengxin Yang, Honglu Ji +6

Current evaluation paradigms for large language models (LLMs) characterize models and datasets separately, yielding coarse descriptions: items in datasets are treated as pre-labele…

cs.LG2026

GraDE: A Graph Diffusion Estimator for Frequent Subgraph Discovery in Neural Architectures

Yikang Yang, Zhengxin Yang, Minghao Luo +5

Finding frequently occurring subgraph patterns or network motifs in neural architectures is crucial for optimizing efficiency, accelerating design, and uncovering structural insigh…

cs.PF2024★ 2 cited

Achieving Consistent and Comparable CPU Evaluation

Chenxi Wang, Lei Wang, Wanling Gao +5

The challenge of CPU evaluation lies in the fact that user-perceived performance metrics can only be measured on an independently running system consisting of the CPU and other ind…

cs.PF2023

A Linear Combination-based Method to Construct Proxy Benchmarks for Big Data Workloads

Yikang Yang, Lei Wang, Jianfeng Zhan

During early stages of CPU design, benchmarks can only run on simulators to evaluate CPU performance. However, most big data benchmarks are too huge at code size scale, which cause…