Sensor Placement for Tsunami Early Warning via Large-Scale Bayesian Optimal Experimental Design
2026-04-13T08:52:29Z•1245471d2c0073030976236913de352ba5892f03b9d31f769c971054f9e90a43
CFTDAG-based consensusLLM energy benchmarkingML securityNOMADReference-Oriented StorageTensorHubXFEDbayesian optimal experimental designconsensus protocolsdistributed graph embeddingsedge MLenergy-aware inferencefederated learningheterogeneous GPUshigh-performance computingmobile LLMsmodel poisoningmulti-GPUnon-collusive attackquantizationreinforcement learningtsunami early warningweight transferwide-area networks
What happened
Collection of arXiv papers (2026-04-13) covering scalable scientific and ML systems research: large-scale Bayesian optimal experimental design for tsunami sensor placement (multi-GPU, Schur-complement greedy OED); Nemo-Nemo, a DAG-based crash-fault-tolerant (CFT) consensus protocol for WANs; Watt Counts, an energy-aware LLM inference benchmark across heterogeneous GPUs; TensorHub and Reference-Oriented Storage for efficient RL weight-transfer; MATCHA for heterogeneous multi-accelerator SoC DNN deployment; lessons from HPL/HPL-MxP on Aurora at exascale; EdgeFlow for fast mobile LLM cold starts;
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- Source ID
- arxiv_cs_dc
- Record identifier
- 1245471d2c0073030976236913de352ba5892f03b9d31f769c971054f9e90a43
- Enrichment time
- 2026-04-13T08:52:29Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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