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 * Is High Level Synthesis Ready for Business? A Computational Finance Case Study<<BR>>Gordon Inggs, Shane Fleming, David Thomas and Wayne Luk  * [[attachment:s112_inggs.pdf|Is High Level Synthesis Ready for Business? A Computational Finance Case Study]]<<BR>>Gordon Inggs, Shane Fleming, David Thomas and Wayne Luk
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 * Comparing Performance, Productivity and Scalability of the TILT Overlay Processor to OpenCL HLS<<BR>>Rafat Rashid, J. Gregory Steffan and Vaughn Betz  * [[attachment:s113_rashid.pdf|Comparing Performance, Productivity and Scalability of the TILT Overlay Processor to OpenCL HLS]]<<BR>>Rafat Rashid, J. Gregory Steffan and Vaughn Betz
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 * Analyzing the Impact of Heterogeneous Blocks on FPGA Placement Quality<<BR>>Chang Xu, Wentai Zhang and Guojie Luo  * [[attachment:s115_luo.pdf|Analyzing the Impact of Heterogeneous Blocks on FPGA Placement Quality]]<<BR>>Chang Xu, Wentai Zhang and Guojie Luo
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 * Low-latency Option Pricing using Systolic Binomial Trees '''(Best Paper Candidate)'''<<BR>>Aryan Tavakkoli and David B. Thomas  * [[attachment:s121_tavakkoli.pdf|Low-latency Option Pricing using Systolic Binomial Trees]] '''(Best Paper Candidate)'''<<BR>>Aryan Tavakkoli and David B. Thomas
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 * Time Sharing of Runtime Coarse-Grain Reconfigurable Architectures Processing Elements in Multi-Process Systems<<BR>>Benjamin Carrion Schafer  * [[attachment:s131_shafer.pdf|Time Sharing of Runtime Coarse-Grain Reconfigurable Architectures Processing Elements in Multi-Process Systems]]<<BR>>Benjamin Carrion Schafer
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 * Architectural Synthesis of Computational Pipelines with Decoupled Memory Access<<BR>>Shaoyi Cheng and John Wawrzynek  * [[attachment:s132_cheng.pdf|Architectural Synthesis of Computational Pipelines with Decoupled Memory Access]]<<BR>>Shaoyi Cheng and John Wawrzynek
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 * Improve Memory Access for Achieving Both Performance and Energy Efficiencies on Heterogeneous Systems<<BR>>Hongyuan Ding and Miaoqing Huang  * [[attachment:s133_ding.pdf|Improve Memory Access for Achieving Both Performance and Energy Efficiencies on Heterogeneous Systems]]<<BR>>Hongyuan Ding and Miaoqing Huang
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 * Approaching Overhead-Free Execution on FPGA Soft-Processors<<BR>>Charles Eric LaForest, Jason Anderson and J. Gregory Steffan  * [[attachment:s134_laforest.pdf|Approaching Overhead-Free Execution on FPGA Soft-Processors]]<<BR>>Charles Eric LaForest, Jason Anderson and J. Gregory Steffan
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 * An Efficient FPGA Implementation of QR Decomposition using a Novel Systolic Array Architecture based on Enhanced Vectoring CORDIC<<BR>>Jianfeng Zhang, Paul Chow and Hengzhu Liu  * [[attachment:s213_zhang.pdf|An Efficient FPGA Implementation of QR Decomposition using a Novel Systolic Array Architecture based on Enhanced Vectoring CORDIC]]<<BR>>Jianfeng Zhang, Paul Chow and Hengzhu Liu
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 * A Universal FPGA-based Floating-point Matrix Processor for Mobile Systems<<BR>>Wenqiang Wang, Kaiyuan Guo, Mengyuan Gu, Yuchun Ma and Yu Wang  * [[attachment:s215_guo.pdf|A Universal FPGA-based Floating-point Matrix Processor for Mobile Systems]]<<BR>>Wenqiang Wang, Kaiyuan Guo, Mengyuan Gu, Yuchun Ma and Yu Wang
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 * ROTORouter: Router Support for Endpoint-Authorized Decentralized Traffic Filtering to Prevent DoS Attacks<<BR>>Albert Kwon, Kaiyu Zhang, Perk Lun Lim, Yuchen Pan, Jonathan M. Smith and André DeHon  * [[attachment:s311_kwon.pdf|ROTORouter: Router Support for Endpoint-Authorized Decentralized Traffic Filtering to Prevent DoS Attacks]]<<BR>>Albert Kwon, Kaiyu Zhang, Perk Lun Lim, Yuchen Pan, Jonathan M. Smith and André DeHon
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 * Parallel Resampling for Particle Filters on FPGAs<<BR>>Shuanglong Liu, Grigorios Mingas and Christos-Savvas Bouganis  * [[attachment:s312_liu.pdf|Parallel Resampling for Particle Filters on FPGAs]]<<BR>>Shuanglong Liu, Grigorios Mingas and Christos-Savvas Bouganis
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 * Evaluation of SNMP-like protocol to manage a NoC Emulation Platform<<BR>>Otávio Alcântara de Lima Junior, Virginie Fresse and Frédéric Rousseau  * [[attachment:s313_fresse.pdf|Evaluation of SNMP-like protocol to manage a NoC Emulation Platform]]<<BR>>Otávio Alcântara de Lima Junior, Virginie Fresse and Frédéric Rousseau
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 * A High-Performance Low-Power Near-Vt RRAM-based FPGA '''(Best Paper Candidate)'''<<BR>>Xifan Tang, Pierre-Emmanuel Gaillardon and Giovanni De Micheli  * [[attachment:s314_tang.pdf|A High-Performance Low-Power Near-Vt RRAM-based FPGA]] '''(Best Paper Candidate)'''<<BR>>Xifan Tang, Pierre-Emmanuel Gaillardon and Giovanni De Micheli

2014 International Conference on Field Programmable Technologies (FPT 2014)

Talk Slides

Below are slides from the oral presentations at FPT 2014

1.1 Tools & Design Productivity

1.2 Financial Applications

  • Low-latency Option Pricing using Systolic Binomial Trees (Best Paper Candidate)
    Aryan Tavakkoli and David B. Thomas

  • Collaborative Processing of Least-Square Monte Carlo for American Options
    Jinzhe Yang, Ce Guo, Wayne Luk and Terence Nahar

  • Accelerating Transfer Entropy Computation
    Shengjia Shao, Ce Guo, Wayne Luk and Stephen Weston

  • FPGA-accelerated Monte-Carlo Integration using Stratified Sampling and Brownian Bridges
    Mark de Jong, Vlad-Mihai Sima, Koen Bertels and David Thomas

1.3 Architecture & Runtime Systems

2.1 Mathematical Circuits

3.1 Applications & Devices

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