GSoC'23

As I send in my final work submission for the final GSoC evaluation, I’m excited to share with you the progress we’ve made this summer (and future plans for Polyglot!). You can view the repository and web app here: https://polyphyhub.

Hello again! Before we get started, take a look at my previous blogs, Introduction and Mid Term. The goal of the project was to implement io_uring based backend driver for client side, which was at that time using traditional sockets.

The last few months of my GSoC project have been very exciting and I hope to share why with you here in this blog post! To briefly summarize, my project has been focused on further developing the Polyglot app, a tool for visualizing 3D language embeddings.

As part of the Open Source Autonomous Vehicle Controller my proposal under the mentorship of Aaron Hunter and Carlos Espinosa aims to Develop a Unreal Engine based simulator for testing. The simulator will be using Unreal Engine for the physics and visualization.

Hi everyone! I’m Manank Patel, (link to my Introduction post) and am currently working on Efficient Communication with Key/Value Storage Devices. The goal of the project was to leverage the capabilities of io_uring and implement a new backend driver.

As part of the Polyphy Project, my proposal was aimed at improving various aspects of the project, including CI/CD workflows, encapsulation, and security. Under the mentorship of Oskar Elek, I have made significant progress in the following areas:

This project’s goal is to novel data abstraction for managing science data in an object-oriented manner. PDC’s will provide efficient strategies for moving data in deep storage hierarchies and techniques for transforming and reorganizing data based on application requirements. By developing an Python API and command line tools, these objects will be able to be used with ease regardless of the situation.

Hello! My name is Kiran and this summer I’ll be working with Polyphy and Polyglot under the mentorship of Oskar Elek. The full proposal is available online. For a brief overview, the Polyglot app allows users to interact with a 3D network of high-dimensional language embeddings, specfically the Gensim Continuous Skipgram result of Wikipedia Dump of February 2017 (296630 words) dataset.

This project aims to improve LiveHD’s power modeling flow, focusing on increasing its stability, accuracy, and efficiency for power estimation in hardware designs. It involves technical refinement of the existing system, and enhancement of user documentation for wider adoption. The end goal is a robust power modeling tool that fosters innovation in energy-efficient hardware designs.

As part of the Open Source Autonomous Vehicle Controller my proposal under the mentorship of Aaron Hunter and Carlos Espinosa aims to Develop a unreal engine based simulator for testing. The simulator will be using unreal engine for the physics and visualization.