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Unifying In-Memory Data Analytics through Sparse Compilation
As modern data analytics workloads become increasingly heterogeneous and hardware-intensive, achieving efficient multi-core performance across diverse applications remains an open challenge. We present Reffine, a compiler-based in-memory analytics engine that delivers high performance across a broad
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