GPU coprocessors as a service for deep learning inference in high energy physics

GPU coprocessors as a service for deep learning inference in high energy physics
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GPU协处理器作为高能物理中深度学习推理的服务

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10.1088/2632-2153/abec21
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2020-07
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Machine Learning: Science and Technology
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J. Krupa;Kelvin Lin;M. Acosta Flechas;Jack T. Dinsmore;Javier Mauricio Duarte;P. Harris;S. Hauck;B. Holzman;Shih-Chieh Hsu;T. Klijnsma;Miaoyuan Liu;K. Pedro;D. Rankin;Natchanon Suaysom;Matthew Trahms;N. Tran
J. Krupa;Kelvin Lin;M. Acosta Flechas;Jack T. Dinsmore;Javier Mauricio Duarte;P. Harris;S. Hauck;B. Holzman;Shih-Chieh Hsu;T. Klijnsma;Miaoyuan Liu;K. Pedro;D. Rankin;Natchanon Suaysom;Matthew Trahms;N. Tran
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J. Krupa;Kelvin Lin;M. Acosta Flechas;Jack T. Dinsmore;Javier Mauricio Duarte;P. Harris;S. Hauck;B. Holzman;Shih-Chieh Hsu;T. Klijnsma;Miaoyuan Liu;K. Pedro;D. Rankin;Natchanon Suaysom;Matthew Trahms;N. Tran

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