I am a Ph.D. student at the CYCLE Lab, Hunan University. My research interests focus on AI systems.
Education
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Hunan UniversityPhD in Computational Science and TechnologySep. 2025 - Present -
Information Engineering UniversityMaster of Computer TechnologySep. 2022 - Jun. 2025 -
Henan Agricultural UniversityBachelor of Land Consolidation EngineeringSep. 2018 - Jun. 2022
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Optimization of General Matrix Multiplication for RISC-V Processors
Tao Zhang, Bei Zhou, Jianmin Pang, Fei Li, Hongru Yang, Mengyao Duan, Jianing Zhang, Shuai Wang, Jinchen Xu
2025 IEEE International Conference on High Performance Computing and Communications (HPCC) 2025
This work studies performance optimization of general matrix multiplication for RISC-V processors.
Optimization of General Matrix Multiplication for RISC-V Processors
Tao Zhang, Bei Zhou, Jianmin Pang, Fei Li, Hongru Yang, Mengyao Duan, Jianing Zhang, Shuai Wang, Jinchen Xu
2025 IEEE International Conference on High Performance Computing and Communications (HPCC) 2025
This work studies performance optimization of general matrix multiplication for RISC-V processors.
Scalable Detection of Floating-Point Errors via Adaptive Parallel Subdomain Search
Zuoyan Zhang, Shihan Yuan, Hongru Yang, Jie Zhao, Jinchen Xu
2025 25th International Conference on Software Quality, Reliability and Security (QRS) 2025
This work introduces adaptive parallel subdomain search to improve the scalability of floating-point error detection.
Scalable Detection of Floating-Point Errors via Adaptive Parallel Subdomain Search
Zuoyan Zhang, Shihan Yuan, Hongru Yang, Jie Zhao, Jinchen Xu
2025 25th International Conference on Software Quality, Reliability and Security (QRS) 2025
This work introduces adaptive parallel subdomain search to improve the scalability of floating-point error detection.
Applications of the CCZS Gate in Quantum Circuit Synthesis
Fudong Liu, Tailyu Fan, Guoqiang Shu, Chunyan Zhang, Weilong Wang, Xuyan Qi, Xinxin Zhu, Hongru Yang, Yangyang Fei
Quantum Science and Technology 2025
This work explores the use of the controlled-CPHASE-SWAP gate in quantum circuit synthesis, including quantum error correction, quantum Fourier transform, and quantum approximate optimization algorithms.
Applications of the CCZS Gate in Quantum Circuit Synthesis
Fudong Liu, Tailyu Fan, Guoqiang Shu, Chunyan Zhang, Weilong Wang, Xuyan Qi, Xinxin Zhu, Hongru Yang, Yangyang Fei
Quantum Science and Technology 2025
This work explores the use of the controlled-CPHASE-SWAP gate in quantum circuit synthesis, including quantum error correction, quantum Fourier transform, and quantum approximate optimization algorithms.
PESA: Error Sensitivity Analysis Tool for Floating-Point Computational Programs
Mengqi Cui, Jinchen Xu, Yuchang Zhou, Hongru Yang, Liguang Ji, Bei Zhou
The Journal of Supercomputing 2025
PESA uses variance decomposition and the Sobol method to analyze the error sensitivity of variables in LLVM-based floating-point programs.
PESA: Error Sensitivity Analysis Tool for Floating-Point Computational Programs
Mengqi Cui, Jinchen Xu, Yuchang Zhou, Hongru Yang, Liguang Ji, Bei Zhou
The Journal of Supercomputing 2025
PESA uses variance decomposition and the Sobol method to analyze the error sensitivity of variables in LLVM-based floating-point programs.
AutoFPIR: A Automatic Conversion Tool for Floating-Point Program to Equivalent Intermediate Representation
Yuchang Zhou, Ping Zhang, Jinchen Xu, Bei Zhou, Mengqi Cui, Hongru Yang, Liguang Ji, Jianing Zhang
2025 8th International Conference on Software Engineering and Information Management (ICSIM) 2025
AutoFPIR automatically converts floating-point programs into an equivalent intermediate representation for downstream analysis and transformation.
AutoFPIR: A Automatic Conversion Tool for Floating-Point Program to Equivalent Intermediate Representation
Yuchang Zhou, Ping Zhang, Jinchen Xu, Bei Zhou, Mengqi Cui, Hongru Yang, Liguang Ji, Jianing Zhang
2025 8th International Conference on Software Engineering and Information Management (ICSIM) 2025
AutoFPIR automatically converts floating-point programs into an equivalent intermediate representation for downstream analysis and transformation.