Monica Dessole

Dr. Monica Dessole


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Academic Career Length

9Years (2018-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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5 April 2022 in Numerical Algorithms
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Monica Dessole
FMFabio Marcuzzi
Fabio Marcuzzi
In this paper, we introduce a new column selection strategy, named here “Deviation Maximization”, and apply it to compute rank-revealing QR factorizations as an alternative to the well-known block version of the QR factorization with the column pivoting method, called QP3 and currently implemented in LAPACK’s routine. We show that the resulting algorithm, named QRDM, has similar rank-revealing properties of QP3 and better execution times. We present experimental results on a wide data set of numerically singular matrices, which has become a reference in the recent literature.

9 July 2020 in Mathematics
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Monica Dessole
FMFabio Marcuzzi
Fabio Marcuzzi
MVMarco Vianello
Marco Vianello
We provide a numerical package for the computation of a d-variate near G-optimal polynomial regression design of degree m on a finite design space X ⊂ R d , by few iterations of a basic multiplicative algorithm followed by Tchakaloff-like compression of the discrete measure keeping the reached G-efficiency, via an accelerated version of the Lawson-Hanson algorithm for Non-Negative Least Squares (NNLS) problems. This package can solve on a personal computer large-scale problems where c a r d ( X ) × dim ( P 2 m d ) is up to 10 8 – 10 9 , being dim ( P 2 m d ) = 2 m + d d = 2 m + d 2 m . Several numerical tests are presented on complex shapes in d = 3 and on hypercubes in d > 3 .

8 April 2024
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JCJolly Chen
Jolly Chen
MDMonica Dessole
Monica Dessole
AVAna-Lucia Varbanescu
Ana-Lucia Varbanescu
The world’s largest particle accelerator, located at CERN, produces petabytes of data that need to be analysed efficiently, to study the fundamental structures of our universe. ROOT RDataFrame is an open-source C++ data analysis interface, developed for this purpose. With the increasing heterogeneity in computing facilities, it becomes crucial to efficiently support GPGPUs. In this work, we describe our prototyped CUDA implementation and its migration to SYCL, focusing on a core high-energy physics (HEP) operation in RDataFrame – histogramming. In addition, we provide a comparative performance analysis of two SYCL compilers (AdaptiveCpp and DPC++) against the reference CUDA implementation.

14 November 2018 in Computers & Mathematics with Applications
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MDMonica Dessole
Monica Dessole
FMFabio Marcuzzi
Fabio Marcuzzi

1 March 2021 in Numerical Algorithms
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Monica Dessole
FMFabio Marcuzzi
Fabio Marcuzzi