In ISPA 2021, we issue awards as follows.
Best Paper Awards:
CE-Dedup: Cost-Effective Convolutional Neural Nets Training based on Image Deduplication.
Xuan Li, Liqiong Chang, and Xue Liu
Capture Uncertainties in Deep Neural Networks for Safe Operation of Autonomous Driving Vehicles.
Liuhui Ding, Dachuan Li, Bowen Liu, Wenxing Lan, Bing Bai, Qi Hao, Weipeng Cao, and Ke Pei
A Blockchain-based verified locating scheme for IoT devices.
Zhenyu Guan, Xiaoqing Wen, Dawei Li, Mai Xu and Haihua Li
The Most Innovative Paper Awards:
A Unified Anomaly Detection Methodology for Lane-Following of Autonomous Driving Systems.
Xingshuo Han, Kangjie Chen, Yuan Zhou, Tianwei Zhang, Meikang Qiu, Chun Fan and Yang Liu
A Heterogeneous Stochastic Computing Multiplier for Universally Accurate and Energy-Efficient DNNs.
Jihe Wang, Hao Chen, Danghui Wang, Kuizhi Mei, Shengbing Zhang and Xiaoya Fan
Best Student Paper Award:
DRAM: Dragonfly Routing Algorithm on Multi-objects by Optimal Thresholds.
Yihuan Qian, Songwen Pei, Jihong Yuan, Dianle Zhou, Tong Liu and Linghe Kong
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