FPTalks 2022 was held online on July 6, 2022 on Zoom. All talks are published on Youtube, with individual talks accessible via the links below. Talks were be 10 minutes long, followed by audience questions over Slack.
Session 1
Welcome
Zachary Tatlock, University of Washington & Bill Zorn, Intel
The hardware costs of Posits and IEEE floating-point
Florent de Dinechin, INSA Lyon
Correctly rounded power function in double precision
Tom Hubrecht, CERN, INRIA, ENS
Compressed Matrix Computations
Matthieu Martel, University of Perpignan
Break
Session 2
Correctly Rounded Elementary Functions with the RLIBM Approach
Santosh Nagarakatte, Rutgers University
FPVM: Towards a Floating Point Virtual Machine
Peter Dinda, Northwestern University
VSCode-PRECISA: a Toolkit for Floating-Point Round-Off Error Analysis
Paolo Masci, NIA/NASA LaRC
Design Space Exploration for Polynomial Interpolation Hardware
Theo Drane, Intel
Break
Session 3
Accelerating scientific computing applications with TPUs
Tianjian Lu, Google Research
Visualization of Parameter and Floating-Point Precision Level Changes for ODE Solvers
Mike Lam, James Madison University
An Exceptional FP Topic
Xinyi Li, University of Utah
What every 21st century computer scientist should know about floating-point
Bill Zorn, Intel
FPTalks 2020 was supported in part by Department of Energy via the DOE X-Stack FP: Comport project.
FPTalks 2021 was also held online and its schedule is archived.