Evaluation of graph algorithms for mapping tasks to processors
S Kalyur, GS Nagaraja - 2nd EAI International Conference on Big Data …, 2021 - Springer
An important aspect of program parallelization is the mapping of concurrent tasks that are a
product of the parallelization process to the processors of a parallel machine. A step often …
product of the parallelization process to the processors of a parallel machine. A step often …
CALIPER: a coarse grain parallel performance estimator and predictor
S Kalyur, GS Nagaraja - Emerging Technologies in Computing: Third EAI …, 2020 - Springer
Abstract Empirical studies of Program Performance, are limited by the choice and the
resulting bias, from the input samples used in the experiment. Estimation and Prediction …
resulting bias, from the input samples used in the experiment. Estimation and Prediction …
Efficient graph algorithms for mapping tasks to processors
S Kalyur, GS Nagaraja - 2nd EAI International Conference on Big Data …, 2021 - Springer
Parallelization is the process of finding instruction clusters called tasks, which can be
executed in concurrent fashion, on multiple processing elements. The objective of parallel …
executed in concurrent fashion, on multiple processing elements. The objective of parallel …
ASIF: An Internal Representation Suitable for Program Transformation and Parallel Conversion
S Kalyur, GS Nagaraja - … and Network Computing: 4th EAI International …, 2021 - Springer
Abstract Adding the Transformation and Parallelization capabilities to a compiler requires
selecting a suitable language for representing the given program internally. The higher level …
selecting a suitable language for representing the given program internally. The higher level …
Inherent Parallelism and Speedup Estimation of Sequential Programs
Although several automated Parallel Conversion solutions are available, very few have
attempted, to provide proper estimates of the available Inherent Parallelism and expected …
attempted, to provide proper estimates of the available Inherent Parallelism and expected …