ACM HPDC Conference Submission Guide

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Evaluates and frames computer science manuscripts targeting the ACM International Symposium on High-Performance Parallel and Distributed Computing (HPDC).

The ACM HPDC Conference Submission Guide skill helps researchers calibrate, frame, and audit their computer science research papers for the ACM International Symposium on High-Performance Parallel and Distributed Computing (HPDC). It provides domain-specific submission strategy analysis, evaluating topic fit across cloud/HPC systems, scheduling, runtimes, and data-intensive computing. The skill pinpoints evidence gaps, guards against common desk-reject traps like toy evaluations or unrepresentative baselines, ensures compliance with submission cycle requirements, and provides actionable re-routing advice to sibling venues such as SC, PPoPP, or OSDI.

主要功能

01Audits empirical evidence and evaluation scale against high-performance distributed computing standards
02Assesses paper fit against HPDC scope including HPC runtimes, workflows, and distributed systems
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04Provides sibling venue routing guardrails for SC, PPoPP, ICS, and systems conferences
05Generates structured pre-submission checks, artifact readiness reviews, and rebuttal posture guidance
06Identifies common desk-reject risks like microbenchmark-only evaluations and missing baselines

使用场景

01Auditing an HPC or distributed systems paper for evidence gaps and benchmark scale prior to submission
02Deciding whether a distributed computing paper fits HPDC better than SC, PPoPP, or SIGMETRICS
03Reframing an arXiv preprint or journal draft into an ACM HPDC conference submission