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Browse: Abstracts, Winners and runners up, Awards Ceremony (Watch Recording), Posters by HPCC Systems InternsPosters by Academic Partners, Poster Judges, Virtual Judging, Virtual Poster Booths

HPCC Systems collaborates with a number of academic institutions in the USA, Brazil, Europe and India. Our intern program, welcomes students on to the HPCC Systems platform team during the summer recess to work on HPCC Systems related projects. Our Academic Program supports research projects requiring data analytics which students also contribute to and as a result, are eligible to enter this contest. In fact, any student working on an HPCC Systems related project is welcome to enter this contest, regardless of whether they are an intern or academic partner contributor.  

We held our first technical presentation competition at our Community Day Summit in 2016. The aim of this contest is to give students working on HPCC Systems related projects, an opportunity to showcase their achievements to a wide audience of HPCC Systems open source community members and LexisNexis Risk Solutions Group employees. This event is held at our annual HPCC Systems Community Day Summit and you can read all about what happened at last year's poster contest by reading our Fly on the Wall - 2019 Poster Contest Blog.

Our 2020 Poster Contest will be was held virtually this year, so it is going to look looked a little difference to our judges and students, but the outcome will look was just the same as always. We will announce the results during ourannounced the winners of our Best Poster Categories and Community Choice Award during our 2020 HPCC Systems Community Day Summit on Monday 5th October 2020 between 2-3pm ET. Also on the day, we will be presenting a new award . Our Community Choice Award was new in 2020 and was presented to the student whose poster receives received the most votes from all our Community Day attendees. This award is called the 'Community Choice Award'.

Find out about our 2020 Judging Panel, the virtual judging process and experience the virtual poster booths displayed at Community Day,

About the Students

We have had 13 entries into our 2020 Poster Contest, with students presenting from 4 continents; :

  • Asia
  • Europe
  • North America

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  • South America

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The students range ranged from high school right the way through to PhD level and there is also showcased projects covering a wide variety of topics covered by their work. The posters will be available on Community Day (Monday October 5th 2020) when you will also be . HPCC Systems Community Day attendees were able to meet the students at our Interactive Expo and visit the their poster chat room to ask questions or comment on their work . Once you have seen them all, you can then register your vote and register their votes for our new Community Choice Award.

The list of students entering this contest who entered our 2020 Poster Contest is shown below. Simply click on the name and poster title to view more details.

Students Presenting from Asia

Ambu Karthik
RV College of Engineering, India
Implementation of Generative Adversarial Networks in HPCC Systems using GNN Bundle

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Atreya Bain
RV College of Engineering, India
HSQL: An SQL-like language for HPCC Systems

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Varsha Jenni
RV College of Engineering, India
Hybrid Density-based Adaptive clustering using Gaussian kernel and Grid Search

Students Presenting from Europe

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Nathan Halliday
Hills Road Sixth Form College, Cambridge, UK

The Parallel Workflow Engine

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Students Presenting from North America

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Gurman Singh
North Carolina State University
The Making of an Agriculture Data Lake

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Jack Fields
American Heritage School of Boca/Delray

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Jefferson Mao
Lambert High School, Georgia

HPCC Systems on Google Anthos

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Matthias Murray
New College of Florida
Applying HPCC Systems TextVector to SEC Filings

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Robert Kennedy
Florida Atlantic University

Distributed GPU Accelerated Neural Networks with GNN

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Vannel Zeufack
Kennesaw State University
Preprocessing Bundle for HPCC Systems Machine Learning Library

Yash Mishra
Clemson University
Leveraging and Evaluating Kubernetes Support on Microsoft Azure

Students Presenting from South America

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Johny Chen Jy
Federal University of Santa Catarina, (UFSC), Brazil
Deltabase caching solutions: an exploratory analysis for increasing ROXIE queries performance

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Lucas Varella
Federal University of Santa Catarina, (UFSC), Brazil
A Cross Provider Assessment for HPCC Systems Container Orchestration

About the Judges

As always, we have four judges this year. Three of our judges are colleagues representing different LexisNexis Risk Solutions teams and our external judge is one of our academic contributors.

Jingqing Zhang
PhD Candidate, Department of Computing
Imperial College London
Find out more about our collaboration with Imperial College London, including related academic papers and presentations. 

Kenneth Rowland
Consulting Software Engineer
LexisNexis Risk Solutions
Ken is a member of the HPCC Systems platform development team. He has worked on maintaining the current configuration management components. Most recently he has developed a new Metrics Collection Framework for core platform components as part of the migration to the cloud. 

Raju Nagarajan
Architect
LexisNexis Risk Solutions

Nicole Navarro
Software Engineer II
LexisNexis Risk Solutions
Nicole was an HPCC Systems intern in 2018 working on an HPCC Systems related project to measure the social distribution of opioid prescriptions. She presented a Tech Talk and Poster about her project and you can find out more using these links (Watch Recording / View Slides / View Poster).

About the Awards

This year, we are awarding prizes in the following categories:

Content

This category focuses on looking at the originality of the project, the relevance to the HPCC Systems and the relevance to the conference theme.

Poster Design

This category focuses on looking at the organization and the visual appeal of the poster as well as the relationship with the content.

Presentation

This category focuses on how the student communicated their ideas, including the flow and clarity of the presentation.

Community Choice

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