HPCA Topic Selection
Evaluates computer architecture research projects for conference alignment across HPCA, ISCA, MICRO, ASPLOS, and industry tracks.
HPCA Topic Selection guides computer architecture researchers in assessing whether a research project fits the IEEE International Symposium on High-Performance Computer Architecture (HPCA) or is better routed to venues like ISCA, MICRO, or ASPLOS. By evaluating whether the machine, mechanism, or measurement forms the core contribution and applying a rigorous 4-step fit test on cost measurement and hardware buildability, this skill ensures optimal submission positioning between academic and industry tracks.
Características Principales
01Distinguishes between HPCA Main Track and Industry Track requirements for deployed systems
02Performs a 4-step fit test assessing cost quantification, buildability, fidelity, and generalizability
03Routes projects across HPCA, ISCA, MICRO, ASPLOS, and systems venues according to timeline and focus
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05Classifies research contributions across machines, mechanisms, and actionable measurements
06Outputs standardized venue assessments with actionable framing recommendations
Casos de Uso
01Deciding between the HPCA Main Track and Industry Track for hardware measurement studies
02Determining whether a microarchitecture project belongs in HPCA or alternative venues like ISCA or MICRO
03Evaluating research contribution readiness and hardware-grade evaluation before summer submission deadlines