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Behind a Simple Read: Understanding Work and Waiting in the Linux I/O Stack
Yang Shen, Kai Lu, Yong Dong +5
A simple read interface provides uniform semantics but unpredictable performance. Using synchronous large-buffer Linux reads, we decompose the buffered-read path into work volume,…
Real-time decoding of quantum error correction codes using high-performance computing
Lingling Lao, Qiang Wang, Yuanqi Liu +10
Quantum error correction (QEC) is indispensable for building scalable fault-tolerant quantum computers. Effective QEC demands stringent real-time decoding: the decoder must process…
MARS: Multi-stage Accelerated Read Stack for Large-buffer Buffered Reads
Yang Shen, Kai Lu, Min Xie +3
Large-buffer reads increasingly connect data-intensive applications to high-speed storage. They amortize system-call overhead and create a larger in-kernel window for organizing pa…
Rethinking Burst Buffer Optimization: Enabling Layout Heterogeneity via Hybrid Analysis and LLM Guidance
Yuhan Cai, Huijun Wu, Zhuo Tang +6
Burst buffers (BBs) are essential for mitigating I/O bottlenecks in modern HPC systems. However, existing BB file systems often suffer from structural performance degradation due t…
Talos: A More Effective and Efficient Adversarial Defense for GNN Models Based on the Global Homophily of Graphs
Duanyu Li, Huijun Wu, Min Xie +3
Graph neural network (GNN) models play a pivotal role in numerous tasks involving graph-related data analysis. Despite their efficacy, similar to other deep learning models, GNNs a…