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Research
Latest papers
Integer division by constants: optimal bounds.
Heliyon · 2021 · first author
Latest funding
- $36,000
Data Processing at Gigabytes Per Second
NSERC · 2024 · Principal investigator
- $74,988
Un environnement numérique SPÉCIAL pour favoriser l'engagement de l'apprenant et optimiser la collaboration interprofessionnelle
SSHRC · 2021 · Co-investigator
- $294,000
Faster Compressed Indexes On Next-Generation Hardware
NSERC · 2017 · Principal investigator
1 publications.
Integer division by constants: optimal bounds.
Lemire D, Bartlett C, Kaser O
Data Processing at Gigabytes Per Second
Principal investigators: Lemire, Daniel
Keywords: data indexing; software performance; simd; performance optimization; json; unicode; bitmap index; string parsing; vectorization
Un environnement numérique SPÉCIAL pour favoriser l'engagement de l'apprenant et optimiser la collaboration interprofessionnelle
Principal investigators: Savard, Isabelle
Keywords: Adaptation culturelle et contextuelle; Cultures professionnelles; Contextes de pratique; Transfert des apprentissages; Collaboration interprofessionnelle; Engagement de l'apprenant; Douleur chronique
Faster Compressed Indexes On Next-Generation Hardware
Principal investigators: Lemire, Daniel
Keywords: analytics; big data; bitmap indexes; data compression; data indexing; data science; SIMD instructions; software performance; superscalar processors; vectorization
Faster Compressed Indexes On Next-Generation Hardware
Principal investigators: Lemire, Daniel
Vision numérique par drone pour l'estimation du nombre de microsites de plantation
Principal investigators: Lemire, Daniel
Data reordering for better compression in databases
Principal investigators: Lemire, Daniel
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