Exploratory study of introducing HPC to non-ICT researchers: institutional strategy is possibly needed for widespread adaption.
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ABSTRACT: Machine learning algorithms are becoming more and more useful in many fields of science, including many areas where computational methods are rarely used. High-performance Computing (HPC) is the most powerful solution to get the best results using these algorithms. HPC requires various skills to use. Acquiring this knowledge might be intimidating and take a long time for a researcher with small or no background in information and communications technologies (ICTs), even if the benefits of such knowledge is evident for the researcher. In this work, we aim to assess how a specific method of introducing HPC to such researchers enables them to start using HPC. We gave talks to two groups of non-ICT researchers that introduced basic concepts focusing on the necessary practical steps needed to u
SUBMITTER: Ferdinandy B
PROVIDER: S-EPMC7521077 | biostudies-literature | 2021
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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