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most citedTensor Comprehensions: Framework-Agnostic High-Performance Machine Learning Abstractions

243 citations · 300 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

cs.PL2018★ 243 cited

Tensor Comprehensions: Framework-Agnostic High-Performance Machine Learning Abstractions

Nicolas Vasilache, Oleksandr Zinenko, Theodoros Theodoridis +6

Deep learning models with convolutional and recurrent networks are now ubiquitous and analyze massive amounts of audio, image, video, text and graph data, with applications in auto…

cs.PL2013★ 10 cited

PENCIL: Towards a Platform-Neutral Compute Intermediate Language for DSLs

Riyadh Baghdadi, Albert Cohen, Serge Guelton +9

We motivate the design and implementation of a platform-neutral compute intermediate language (PENCIL) for productive and performance-portable accelerator programming.

math.CO2007★ 7 cited

Computing parametric rational generating functions with a primal Barvinok algorithm

Matthias Köppe, Sven Verdoolaege

Computations with Barvinok's short rational generating functions are traditionally being performed in the dual space, to avoid the combinatorial complexity of inclusion--exclusion…

math.CO2005★ 39 cited

Counting with rational generating functions

Sven Verdoolaege, Kevin Woods

We examine two different ways of encoding a counting function, as a rational generating function and explicitly as a function (defined piecewise using the greatest integer function…

cs.CL2000★ 1 cited

Abductive reasoning with temporal information

Sven Verdoolaege, Marc Denecker, Frank Van Eynde

Texts in natural language contain a lot of temporal information, both explicit and implicit. Verbs and temporal adjuncts carry most of the explicit information, but for a full unde…

cs.CL2000

Semantic interpretation of temporal information by abductive inference

Sven Verdoolaege, Marc Denecker, Ness Schelkens +2

Besides temporal information explicitly available in verbs and adjuncts, the temporal interpretation of a text also depends on general world knowledge and default assumptions. We w…