Markus Püschel
Associate Research Professor – ECE
Carnegie Mellon, 2000 –
| Contact Information | |
|---|---|
| Department | Electrical and Computer Engineering |
| Office | B16 Porter Hall |
| Telephone | (412)-268-3804 |
| Fax | (412)-268-3890 |
| pueschel@ece.cmu.edu | |
| Website | http://www.ece.cmu.edu/~pueschel/ |
| Assistant | Carolyn Patterson |
Research Interests
SPIRAL: Automatic Implementation of DSP Algorithms
Fast changing computer architectures pose a difficult task for developers of high performance software. An important example is the area of DSP (digital signal processing) transforms and algorithms, which are typically used in performance-critical and data-intensive applications. SPIRAL is s system that automatically implements platform-adapted libraries of DSP algorithms by combining methods and knowledge from machine learning, compiler technology, computer architecture, mathematics, and signal processing.
SMART: Signal Processing and Algebra
SMART uses methods from algebra and representation theory to answer fundamental questions of digital signal processing such as the interplay between statistical signal models, signal extensions, boundary conditions, transforms, and their fast algorithms. One application is the automatic derivation of DSP transforms and their fast algorithms.
In the News
- Computer Generation of Commercial Libraries Becomes a Reality
- Three ECE Faculty Selected for College of Engineering Awards
- Best Paper Awarded to ECE Faculty Members
- Carnegie Mellon's Collaborative Research is Driving Force Behind Revolutionary New Tool for Writing Software Codes
- CSSI Participates in DAC; Hosts Alumni & Friends Reception
Research Area
Signals/Controls
Keywords
Signal processing (theory, algorithms, implementations), scientific computing, compilers, applied mathematics
Education
PhD, 1998
Computer Science
University of Karlsruhe
MS, 1995
Mathematics
University of Karlsruhe