... StarPU-basedmultifrontal method this section, as well as in Chapter 4, have been run with an interleaved memory allocation policy which basically make the locality aware scheduling policy implemented in ...
... such architectures. In this paper, we propose to extend a sparse hybrid solverfor handling distributed memory heterogeneous ...original solver, we perform a domain decomposition and ...
... exist for programming such a DAG of ...allows for the ...the task to the runtime ...the task to the current DAG along with its dependencies which are automatically computed through data ...
... any multifrontalsolver without a complete rethinking of the ...multicore architectures, MPI parallelism is hy- bridized with thread parallelism by multithreading the tasks of Algorithm ...allows ...
... models fortask-based algorithms The most common strategy for the parallelization of task-based algorithms con- sists in traversing the DAG sequentially and submit the tasks, as ...
... approach for controlling the memory consumption of the parallel multifrontal method, which allows the user to achieve the highest possible performance within a prescribed memory ...accommodate for as ...
... are based on the calculation of approximated solutions in a sequence of embedded spaces, that is intrinsically a sequential numerical ...exclusively based on non compute intensive kernels with irregular ...
... ing task-based programming models. Indeed, searches for pivot candidates and row swapping generate many global synchronization points within the panel factorization and its resulting ...of ...
... parallel solver using MPI, it is possible to adapt it and improve its performance on multi-core ...hybrid-memory architectures, we consider here a pure shared-memory ...MUMPS solver [3, 5], but the ...
... a task and an edge represents a dependency between ...scheduling. Based on the scheduling decisions, a runtime system takes care of performing the actual execution of the tasks, both ensuring that ...
... a task and an edge represents a dependency between ...scheduling. Based on the scheduling decisions, a runtime system takes care of performing the actual execution of the tasks, both ensuring that ...
... (BLR) multifrontal direct solver to efficiently solve the linear systems of equations arising from a finite-difference discretization of the frequency-domain Maxwell equations for 3-D electromagnetic ...
... phase. For instance, it can be moved to the last position if one needs an accurate factorization and an approximated, faster solution ...choice for FWI application, where a large number of right-hand sides ...
... assigned. For case (a), one can claim that the RDT j is assigned to an appropriate pair of agents, and for case (b), one can claim that the RDT j is not assigned because it is not attractive to the ...RDT ...
... DAGs forheterogeneous scheduling evaluation purposes ...idea for generating our dataset, but it has several ...handle task types. Therefore each task is treated ...type. For ...
... others. For a complete account of recent results and references we refer the reader to the survey [ 6 ...]. For vehicular traffic, authors considered many different traffic situations to be modeled, thus ...
... Ref. John A. García H. et al. Energetically Efficient Acceleration EEA-Aware. Degree work to obtain the title of Master of Science in Systems Engineering and Informatics at UIS 2016. Ref. Víctor Martinez et al. Towards ...
... tool based on a Data Flow Graph model and therefore dedicated to data-dominated ...VHDL for synthesis, and in SystemC for virtual ...consider for automated exploration are the latency and the ...
... size for the matrices of factors compared to the conventional full-rank (FR) factorization ...large, for example, for marine CSEM applications resistivities of seawater and resistive rocks often ...
... executions) for the Montage and Cybershake DAGs are shown in Fig 6, while ...algorithms based on both ...MinMin-TSH based on Cybershake workflow as shown in Fig ...movement for data intensive ...