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Not the FIU cluster

Overview

The FIU High-performance computing (HPC) cluster is a group of interconnected computers designed to perform computationally expensive tasks. This includes processing and storing large quantities of data, executing programs in parallel, and running automated actions that assist in the research process.

Listed below are contents that detail how to access and properly utilize this resource. Prior to use, lab members must be onboarded to the HPC by the lab manager.

Data and Analysis

The HPC contains de-identified data for NDCLab projects that are currently in data collection or data analysis. It also contains our scripts that enable manipulation of that data, for example to preprocess it or analyze it.

Applications

The Instructional and Research Computing Center (IRCC) group manages the FIU HPC. They install all programs, such as RStudio and MATLAB. As a lab, however, we can install packages that are used by those applications.

How to Use the HPC

This section of the wiki contains separate pages detailing key aspects of HPC use. Click the links below to get more detail: