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Short Bio
Min Zhao is a Ph.D. candidate in the
Department of Computer Science at the University of Pittsburgh. She
received her B.S and M.S. from Xi'an Jiaotong
University in 1996 and in 1999. Her research interests include
static and dynamic program analysis, compilers, programming
languages and
software engineering tools. Her thesis
research has focused on a long-standing problem about how to
effectively apply code optimizations. She is taking a
novel approach to develop a model-based framework for formally investigating the properties of code optimizations. She
is working in Continuous Compilation
research group, under the supervision of Dr. Mary Lou Soffa and Dr.
Bruce R. Childers. In the year 2003, she
received the Andrew Mellon Predoctoral Fellowship.
Selected Publications
Profit-driven Optimization
Min
Zhao, Bruce R. Childers, and Mary Lou Soffa
University of Pittsburgh, Department of Computer
Science, Technical Report, TR-05-129, December
2005. [Paper]
A Model-based
Framework: An Approach for Profit-driven Optimization
Min Zhao, Bruce R. Childers, and Mary Lou Soffa
ACM SIGMICRO Int'l. Conference on Code
Generation and Optimization (CGO'05) , San Jose,
California, March 2005. [Paper]
Predicting the
Impact of Optimizations for Embedded Systems
Min Zhao, Bruce R. Childers, and Mary Lou Soffa
ACM Conference on Languages, Compilers, and Tools
for Embedded Systems, (LCTES'03) , San Diego,
California, June 2003. [Paper]
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