Accepted Papers

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The table below reports accepted papers and their id. Note that those ids are used to identify corresponding posters in the poster session using Gather.town link.

Paper id
1	Title: GradMax: Gradient Maximizing Neural Network Growth ggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg
2	GRADIENT MATCHING FOR EFFICIENT LEARNING
3	FULLY QUANTIZING TRANSFORMER-BASED ASR FOR EDGE DEPLOYMENT
4	ActorQ: Quantization for Actor-Learner Distributed Reinforcement Learning
5	Optimizer Fusion: Efficient Training with Better Locality and Parallelism
6	Grouped Sparse Projection for Deep Learning
7	Gradient descent with momentum using dynamic stochastic computing
8	Memory-Bounded Sparse Training on the Edge
9	A Fast Method to Fine-tune Neural Networks for the Least Energy Consumption on FPGAs
10	Self-reflective Variational Autoencoder
11	Adaptive Filters and Aggregator Fusion for Efficient Graph Convolutions
12	An Exact Penalty Method for Binary Training
13	Training CNNs faster with Input and Kernel Downsampling
14	On-FPGA Training with Ultra Memory Reduction: A Low-Precision Tensor Method
15	MoIL: Enabling Efficient Incremental Training on Edge Devices
16	Heterogeneous Zero-Shot Federated Learning with New Classes for Audio Classification
17	Scaling Deep Networks with the Mesh Adaptive Direct Search Algorithm

The table below reports the 3 winners of the competition and their id. Note that those ids are used to identify corresponding posters in the poster session using Gather.town link.

Paper id	Title
18	Improving ResNet-9 Generalization Trained on Small Datasets
19	Efficient Training Under Limited Resources
20	Training a 5000×32×32×3 RGB Dataset on NVIDIA TESLA V100 in 10 Minutes