SOFTWARE & HARDWARE

SUNSET (SUbseasoNal to decadal climate forecast post-processing and asSEssmenT suite) is a collaborative R-based tool developed in-house at BSC-ES that aims to provide climate services for sub-seasonal, seasonal and decadal climate forecast time scales. The tool post-processes climate forecast outputs by applying state-of-the-art methodologies to tailor climate products for each application and sector (e.g.: agriculture, energy, water management, or health).

Task-aware LPF (TALPF) is an integration of Lightweight Parallel Foundations (LPF), a BSM model that uses RDMA to communicate between processes, with task-based programming models such as OmpSs-2.  The goal is to maintain the simplicity of the BSP models while making minimal changes to allow a task-based data-flow model to exploit multi-core systems. 

Tenet is a Julia library to perform computations using Tensor Networks, a Mathematical tool to describe Quantum systems. The library allows large scale simulations of Quantum circuits and other systems using the Tensor Network description.

An off-line method that can be used for timing validation and implements GRV criteria that uses PWC to analyze pairwise contention and later provide information about the source of contention per each contender task and contention type.

A software written in C++ that is able to perform the tensor-vector multiplication (TVM) algorithm “natively” in contrast with other state-of-the-art techniques currently employed.

Deterministic and standard extractor of indels, SNVs and structural variants (SVs) from VCF files. VariantExtractor is a Python package (requires Python version 3.6 or higher) and provides a set of data structures and functions to extract variants from VCF files in a deterministic and standard way while adding information to facilitate afterwards processing. It homogenizes multiallelic variants, MNPs and SVs (including imprecise paired breakends and single breakends). The package is designed to be used in a pipeline, where the variants are ingested from VCF files and then used in downstream analysis. 

Vehave is a native functional emulator. It was born out of the need of being able to functionally test the generated vector code on top of a RISC-V Linux system. It’s a dynamic library that implements a trap-based emulator for the RISC-V Vector Extension. It is useful to obtain trace-level information for analysis and modelling.