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I am a very happy user of LoopVectorization and I am about to publish a paper for a method with an example implementation in Julia using LV. I was wondering, if there is a proper way to cite this? I guess there is publication that could be referenced, so maybe something like this?
@misc{LVjl,
author = {Elrod, Chris and Lilly, Eli},
title = {LoopVectorization.jl},
year = {2022},
publisher = {GitHub},
journal = {GitHub repository},
howpublished = {\url{https://github.com/JuliaSIMD/LoopVectorization.jl}},
commit = {SHAofCommit}
}
I took the author names from the license file.
While probably not strictly necessary, I would like to include a reference to this work as it really made a huge difference in the computational cost and I would like people to know that ;)
Cheers
Max
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Hi all,
I am a very happy user of LoopVectorization and I am about to publish a paper for a method with an example implementation in Julia using LV. I was wondering, if there is a proper way to cite this? I guess there is publication that could be referenced, so maybe something like this?
I took the author names from the license file.
While probably not strictly necessary, I would like to include a reference to this work as it really made a huge difference in the computational cost and I would like people to know that ;)
Cheers
Max
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: