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SUMMARY:Position Paper: Challenges and Opportunities of Machine Learning f
 or Monitoring and Operational Data Analytics in Quantitative Codesign of S
 upercomputers
DESCRIPTION:Workshop\n\nPosition Paper: Challenges and Opportunities of Ma
 chine Learning for Monitoring and Operational Data Analytics in Quantitati
 ve Codesign of Supercomputers\n\nJakobsche, Ciorba, Lachiche\n\nThis work 
 examines the challenges and opportunities of using Machine Learning (ML) f
 or Monitoring and Operational Data Analytics (MODA) in the context of Quan
 titative Codesign of Supercomputers (QCS). MODA is employed to gain insigh
 ts into the behavior of current High Performance Computing (HPC) systems t
 o improve system efficiency, performance, and reliability (e.g. through op
 timizing cooling infrastructure, job scheduling, and application parameter
  tuning). In this work, we take the position that QCS in general, and MODA
  in particular, require close exchange with the ML community to realize th
 e full potential of data-driven analysis for the benefit of existing and f
 uture HPC systems. This exchange will facilitate identifying the appropria
 te ML methods to gain insights into current HPC systems and to go beyond e
 xpert-based knowledge and rules of thumb.\n\nSession Format: Recorded\n\nT
 ag: Architectures, Data Analytics, Datacenter, Extreme Scale Computing, HP
 C Community Collaboration, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence, P
 erformance, Resource Management and Scheduling, System Software\n\nRegistr
 ation Category: Workshop Reg Pass
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