A static performance estimator to guide data partitioning decisions
Vasanth Balasundaram, Geoffrey Fox, Ken Kennedy, Ulrich Kremer
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Vasanth Balasundaram, Geoffrey Fox, Ken Kennedy, Ulrich Kremer
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The choice of the data domain partitioning scheme is an important factor in determining the available parallelism and hence the performance of an application on a distributed memory multiprocessor.In this paper, we present a performance estimator for statically evaluating the relative efficiency of different data partitioning schemes for any given program on any given distributed memory multiprocessor.Our methlod is not based on a theoretical machine model, but ixnstead uses a set of kernel routinea to "train" the estimator for each target machine.We also describe a prototype implementation of this technique and discuss an experimental evaluation of its accuracy.
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The choice of the data domain partitioning scheme is an important factor in determining the available parallelism and hence the performance of an application on a distributed memory multiprocessor.In this paper, we present a performance estimator for statically evaluating the relative efficiency of different data partitioning schemes for any given program on any given distributed memory multiprocessor.Our methlod is not based on a theoretical machine model, but ixnstead uses a set of kernel routinea to "train" the estimator for each target machine.We also describe a prototype implementation of this technique and discuss an experimental evaluation of its accuracy.
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