Frank Van Reeth

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2019
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Tom Haber, Frank Van Reeth:
Improving the Runtime Performance of Non-linear Mixed-Effects Model Estimation. Euro-Par Workshops 2019: 560-571
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Thomas Kovac, Tom Haber, Frank Van Reeth, Niel Hens:
Improving ODE Integration on Graphics Processing Units by Reducing Thread Divergence. ICCS (3) 2019: 450-456
2018
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Thomas Kovac, Tom Haber, Frank Van Reeth, Niel Hens:
Heterogeneous computing for epidemiological model fitting and simulation. BMC Bioinform. 19(1): 101:1-101:11 (2018)
2005
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Tom Haber, Tom Mertens, Philippe Bekaert, Frank Van Reeth:
A computational approach to simulate subsurface light diffusion in arbitrarily shaped objects. Graphics Interface 2005: 79-86

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