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Periodic time series
Robust learning with implicit networks
Image inpainting
Feature-driven exemplar-based nonlocal image inpainting
MCL performance Computer Science and Mathematics ORNL
The Minos Computing Library: efficient parallel programming for extremely heterogeneous systems
XACC: A System-level Software Infrastructure for Heterogeneous Quantum-Classical Computing
XACC: A System-level Software Infrastructure for Heterogeneous Quantum-Classical Computing
Self-stabilizing Connected Components
Self-stabilizing Connected Components
Reconstruction of a 10-spin Ising model
Estimation and Uncertainty Quantification for the Output from Quantum Simulators
Experimentally optimized ground
Scalar quantum field theories as a benchmark for near-term quantum computers
The above figure represents new provided interfaces from the SICM API to help applications and libraries utilize complex memories.
Simplified Interface for Complex Memory Improved Software Engineering Functionality
Steps and actors in HPC-BP webinar series.
The HPC Best Practices Webinar Series
General space in which a U.S. research SSI would operate, showing overlaps with other NSF-funded software institutes.
Community Organizations: Changing the Culture in Which Research Software Is Developed and Sustained
The sample atomic trajectory with respect to the atomic lattice energy potential
Backward SDE Filter for Jump Diffusion Processes and Its Applications in Material Sciences
LogSCAN
A Comprehensive Informative Metric for Analyzing HPC System Status using the LogSCAN Platform
slowdowns for different jobs with recorded reliability events normalized with respect to other similar  runs where no events are recorded
Analyzing the Impact of System Reliability Events on Applications in the Titan Supercomputer
Scaling of Tasmanian DAG construction.
DAG Based Construction for Global Sparse Grids
Schwinger Model Dynamics
Quantum-classical Computation of Schwinger Model Dynamics Using Quantum Computers

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