Performance Analysis
Performance analysis in scientific computing focuses on evaluating the efficiency and accuracy of algorithms and models across diverse applications, from large language models and federated learning to object detection and medical image segmentation. Current research emphasizes optimizing model architectures (e.g., UNet, YOLOv5, Transformers) and algorithms (e.g., FedAvg, FedSGD) for specific tasks, often incorporating techniques like pruning, quantization, and knowledge distillation to improve resource efficiency. These analyses are crucial for advancing both fundamental understanding of algorithms and for improving the practical deployment of AI and machine learning in various fields, including healthcare, autonomous systems, and high-performance computing.
Papers
Performance Analysis of Various EfficientNet Based U-Net++ Architecture for Automatic Building Extraction from High Resolution Satellite Images
Tareque Bashar Ovi, Nomaiya Bashree, Protik Mukherjee, Shakil Mosharrof, Masuma Anjum Parthima
The Batik-plays-Mozart Corpus: Linking Performance to Score to Musicological Annotations
Patricia Hu, Gerhard Widmer