Speaker
LEI WANG
(IHEP)
Description
As a fourth-generation synchrotron radiation light source, HEPS generates BCDI data that far exceeds that of third-generation sources. The reading, processing, and saving of these data have become extremely challenging. Daisy-BCDI is a high-performance computing software developed based on openClaw. With the backend connected to the Gemma 4:31B open-source model API key, users can perform data reading, processing, and result saving of the BCDI software through both conversational and interface-based interactions. The software supports multi-GPU parallel computing, enabling the use of multiple GPU cards for parallel computation of multiple random seeds during phase retrieval, significantly accelerating the reconstruction speed.
Authors
LEI WANG
(IHEP)
Dr
ZHE REN
(IHEP)
Co-authors
Fazhi Qi
(Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
Hao-Kai Sun
(Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences)
JIANLI LIU
Shiyuan Fu
Dr
Yu Hu
(IHEP, CAS)