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High-performance computing (HPC) is the use of supercomputers and computer clusters to solve advanced problems.

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  • Semantic extraction pipeline Key work
    Scale: the work ran on JAIST's KAGAYAKI HPC / PBS cluster as batch jobs submitted through PBS, the cluster's job scheduler.
  • Galactic merger-history clustering Key work
    The work is in Python and runs on HPC / PBS infrastructure, because the stellar datasets are large.
  • Faint stellar structure detection Key work
    Machine-learning models built with AutoGluon, run on HPC / PBS infrastructure, find faint structures of stars around galaxies, such as streams and shells left behind by past mergers.
  • Galactic archaeology paper (in preparation)
    Both ran in Python on HPC / PBS infrastructure. Until the paper is out, the site describes the methods and leaves the results out.

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