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      <title>Data Preprocessing Pipelines</title>
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      <description>It is common to process data to clean it, filter it, restructure it, get metadata out of it, etc. before feeding the data into a data analysis or machine learning pipeline. There are many tools and libraries out there to aide with this process with different strengths and functionality (DALI, RAPIDS, HoloClean, DAPHNE, DuckDB, etc.). In this project, we would like to analyze pros/cons of some of these tools on a variety of hardware platforms and use cases.</description>
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      <title>Comparing Intel&#39;s oneAPI to traditional multi-threaded CPP code</title>
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