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ESPOL Polytechnic University

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From Reflection to Repair: A Scoping Review of Dataset Documentation Tools

Feb 17, 2026

Existing dataset documentation tools struggle to achieve real-world adoption due to ambiguous value propositions, misalignment with practical contexts, insufficient attention to human labor costs, and a lack of systemic integration. This study addresses these challenges through a mixed-methods systematic scoping review of 59 relevant publications, combining qualitative coding with quantitative synthesis to uncover the underlying motivations driving tool design and their relationship to institutional norms. The analysis identifies four key patterns that hinder adoption and advances a responsible AI design perspective that shifts emphasis from individual accountability to institutional solutions. The work advocates embedding sustainable documentation practices within organizational workflows and cultures, offering the HCI community actionable pathways toward institutionalizing responsible data stewardship.

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An Analysis of HPC and Edge Architectures in the Cloud

Aug 02, 2025

This study addresses the practical disparities and co-evolution between high-performance computing (HPC) and edge computing architectures within the cloud continuum. It presents the first large-scale empirical analysis based on 396 real-world, production-grade AWS architectures. Methodologically, we propose a multidimensional, data-driven framework encompassing service topology identification, storage type classification, architectural complexity quantification, and ML service integration statistics. Results reveal systematic differences—and complementary patterns—between HPC and edge architectures across four dimensions: core service composition (e.g., EC2 versus Greengrass/Lambda), storage design paradigms (parallel file systems versus distributed lightweight caches), complexity distributions, and ML embedding strategies. This work delivers the first industry-scale architectural benchmark for the cloud continuum, providing empirically grounded insights and methodological foundations for cross-domain architecture design, resource optimization, and cloud-native convergence of HPC and edge computing.

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From Reflection to Repair: A Scoping Review of Dataset Documentation Tools

Feb 17, 2026

Existing dataset documentation tools struggle to achieve real-world adoption due to ambiguous value propositions, misalignment with practical contexts, insufficient attention to human labor costs, and a lack of systemic integration. This study addresses these challenges through a mixed-methods systematic scoping review of 59 relevant publications, combining qualitative coding with quantitative synthesis to uncover the underlying motivations driving tool design and their relationship to institutional norms. The analysis identifies four key patterns that hinder adoption and advances a responsible AI design perspective that shifts emphasis from individual accountability to institutional solutions. The work advocates embedding sustainable documentation practices within organizational workflows and cultures, offering the HCI community actionable pathways toward institutionalizing responsible data stewardship.

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An Analysis of HPC and Edge Architectures in the Cloud

Aug 02, 2025

This study addresses the practical disparities and co-evolution between high-performance computing (HPC) and edge computing architectures within the cloud continuum. It presents the first large-scale empirical analysis based on 396 real-world, production-grade AWS architectures. Methodologically, we propose a multidimensional, data-driven framework encompassing service topology identification, storage type classification, architectural complexity quantification, and ML service integration statistics. Results reveal systematic differences—and complementary patterns—between HPC and edge architectures across four dimensions: core service composition (e.g., EC2 versus Greengrass/Lambda), storage design paradigms (parallel file systems versus distributed lightweight caches), complexity distributions, and ML embedding strategies. This work delivers the first industry-scale architectural benchmark for the cloud continuum, providing empirically grounded insights and methodological foundations for cross-domain architecture design, resource optimization, and cloud-native convergence of HPC and edge computing.

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