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| DATE | 2017-05-07 |
| FROM | Ruben Safir
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| SUBJECT | Re: [Hangout of NYLXS] CfP: 1st Workshop on Incremental Computing
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On Wed, 19 Apr 2017 19:27:32 +0000, Matthew Hammer wrote:
> CfP: 1st Workshop on Incremental Computing (IC) 2017
> ====================================================
>
> The First Workshop on Incremental Computing (IC) will provide a space
> where PL enthusiasts and researchers can come to discuss incremental
> computing problems and solutions. It is co-located with PLDI 2017,
> ECOOP 2017, DEBS 2017, and Curry On, in Barcelona Spain:
>
> http://pldi17.sigplan.org/track/ic-2017-papers
>
> Background -----------
>
> A computation is incremental if repeating it with a changed input is
> faster than from-scratch recomputation. Incremental computations can be
> found across a wide range of computing domains, and thus across many
> areas of computer science. Consider the following examples:
>
> - spreadsheet evaluation,
> - the database view maintenance problem - incremental compilation
> management - the rendering pipeline of web browsers - artificial
> intelligence and planning in games and in robots - motion simulation in
> computational geometry - interactive features of integrated development
> environments
> (including incremental parsing, typing, verification and testing).
>
> In each problem domain, practitioners engineer incremental computations
> to fulfill a practical need: Without these techniques, a system may be
> too unresponsive or inefficient to be useful, or at the very least, its
> utility would degrade.
>
> In the area of PL, researchers are particularly interested in
> language-based approaches to incremental computation. In contrast to the
> algorithms community that often studies each incremental problem in
> isolation (e.g., incremental convex hull), PL researchers study large
> classes of incremental programs that are defined by a programming
> language. The scope of this programming language may vary,
> and be intended as general-purpose or domain-specific. In either case,
> the language and associated algorithmic techniques express the behavior
> of many incremental programs.
>
> Keynote Speaker:
> -----------------
>
> Nicholas Matsakis (Mozilla; Rust core team):
> http://conf.researchr.org/profile/ic-2017/nicholasmatsakis
>
>
> Call for talk proposals:
> ------------------------
>
> IC solicits talk proposals from the community. A good talk at IC
> probably consists of one or more of the following:
>
> - explain an existing language or framework for incremental computing,
> - outline an incremental computing domain in detail, highlighting
> challenges,
> - outline a new incremental computing problem, or problem domain,
> - propose a new language or framework for incremental computing,
>
> This list is not exhaustive, but merely suggestive.
>
> Submissions for talks: Authors will submit at most a 2-page PDF
> document, in at least 10pt font, printable on US Letter paper. Authors
> are free to include links to multi-media content such as github
> projects, youtube videos or online demos. Reviewers may or may not view
> linked documents (it is up to authors to convince them to do so in their
> 2-page submission). Authors should not assume that reviewers will be
> experts in the particular area of the submission b they will most
> likely not be. All submissions should be accessible to a wide range of
> programming language researchers.
>
> Submission will be handled through HotCRP:
> https://ic17.hotcrp.com/
>
> Reviewing of submissions will be very light. Authors should not expect a
> detailed analysis of their submission by the program committee. Accepted
> submissions will be posted as is on this on this web site. By submitting
> a document, you agree that if it is accepted, it may be posted and you
> agree that one of the co-authors will attend the workshop and give a
> talk there. There will be no revision process and no formal publication.
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