SRI International
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Leveraging Multiple GPUs and CPUs for Graphlet Counting in Large Networks
In this paper, we propose a key class of hybrid parallel graphlet algorithms that leverages multiple CPUs and GPUs simultaneously for computing k-vertex induced subgraph statistics (called graphlets).
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Leveraging Free Zones as Centers of Innovation
Free zones are geographic government-designated zones where business, trade, and tax laws differ from the rest of the country. Known also as free economic zones, special economic zones, or free ports, depending on their structure and purpose, they provide incentives such as abated taxes and fewer regulations to encourage overseas companies to set up local…
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Probabilistic Inference Modulo Theories
We present SGDPLL(T ), an algorithm that solves probabilistic inference modulo theories, that is, inference problems over probabilistic models defined via a logic theory provided as a parameter.
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DoD R&D: Connecting Innovation Hubs
This week, SRI kicked off the first in a series of discussions with key research and technology leaders in federal government agencies, Congress and the private sector, exploring the best ways of identifying and nurturing new innovations and technologies that can help solve some of government’s most difficult challenges. Tuesday’s meeting focused on connecting US…
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Diagnosing PARC’s Refrigerator Benchmark with Data-Driven Methods
Diagnosing real-world systems is a challenging task due to, e.g., complexity, measurement error and lack of control in experimentation.
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Diagnosing PARC’s Refrigerator Benchmark with Data-Driven Methods
Diagnosing real-world systems is a challenging task due to, e.g., complexity, measurement error and lack of control in experimentation.
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Professional Development to Support Instructional Improvement: Lessons from Research
This paper acknowledges the issue of nonstrategic use of professional development resources and describes lessons from research on how professional development could be better designed to achieve desired impacts on instruction and student learning.
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Thermal insulator transition induced by interface scattering
We develop an effective medium model of thermal conductivity that accounts for both percolation and interface scattering.
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What it takes to create linked learning: A report on lessons learned from evaluating the approach in practice
The evaluation has surfaced a set of strategies that promote successful implementation of Linked Learning by both school districts and individual pathways.
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Report Tackles Assessment Design for Next Generation Science Standards
If the new science standards could be summed up in one grand sentence, it would likely be – “It is not what you know, but how you use and apply what you know that makes a real difference for science learning.” The Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) emphasize that all students should learn science by…
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Electron beam pumping for high power deep-UV emitters
This presentation will discuss the challenges, illustrate the current status of materials/device development, and describe the necessary building blocks, which include highly conductive p-type cladding layers, sophisticated electron-blocking layers, and high performance active zones.
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Polymer Spray Deposition: A Novel Aerosol-Based, Electrostatic Digital Deposition System for Additive Manufacturing
In order to create a feedstock aerosol for electrostatic deposition, PARC has developed the filament extension atomizer (FEA) which is capable of producing monodisperse small droplets from thermoplastics.