We present a methodology which allows to derive accurate and simple models which are able to describe the performance of parallel applications without looking at the source code. A trace is obtained and linear models are derived by fitting the outcome of a set of simulations varying the influential parameters, such as: processor speed, network latency or bandwidth. The simplicity of the linear models allows for natural derivation of interpretations for the corresponding factors of the model, allowing for both prediction accuracy and interpretability to be maintained. We explain how we plan to extend this approach to extrapolate from these models to be apply it to predict for processor counts different to the one of the given traces.Peer Rev...
Predicting sequential execution blocks of a large scale parallel application is an essential part of...
Although parallel computers have existed for many years, recently there has been a surge of academic...
As massively parallel computers proliferate, there is growing interest in findings ways by which per...
The ability to understand the factors contributing to parallel program performance are vital for un...
The increasing use of massively parallel supercomputers to solve largescale scientific problems has ...
Parallel computing is essential for solving very large scientific and engineering problems. An effec...
With the increasing sophistication of both software and hardware systems, methodologies to analyse a...
The ability to understand the factors contributing to parallel program performance are vital for und...
The performance of the message-passing applications on a parallel system can vary and cause ine cien...
The architectures which support modem supercomputing machinery are as diverse today, as at any point...
In the above raport the usage of the statistical methods to predict the efficiency of the parallel a...
To continuously comply with Moore's Law, modern parallel machines become increasingly complex. Effec...
We present a new performance modeling system for message-passing parallel programs that is based aro...
To continuously comply with Moore's Law, modern parallel machines become increasingly complex. Effec...
In distributed and vectorized computing there is a large number of highly different supercomputing p...
Predicting sequential execution blocks of a large scale parallel application is an essential part of...
Although parallel computers have existed for many years, recently there has been a surge of academic...
As massively parallel computers proliferate, there is growing interest in findings ways by which per...
The ability to understand the factors contributing to parallel program performance are vital for un...
The increasing use of massively parallel supercomputers to solve largescale scientific problems has ...
Parallel computing is essential for solving very large scientific and engineering problems. An effec...
With the increasing sophistication of both software and hardware systems, methodologies to analyse a...
The ability to understand the factors contributing to parallel program performance are vital for und...
The performance of the message-passing applications on a parallel system can vary and cause ine cien...
The architectures which support modem supercomputing machinery are as diverse today, as at any point...
In the above raport the usage of the statistical methods to predict the efficiency of the parallel a...
To continuously comply with Moore's Law, modern parallel machines become increasingly complex. Effec...
We present a new performance modeling system for message-passing parallel programs that is based aro...
To continuously comply with Moore's Law, modern parallel machines become increasingly complex. Effec...
In distributed and vectorized computing there is a large number of highly different supercomputing p...
Predicting sequential execution blocks of a large scale parallel application is an essential part of...
Although parallel computers have existed for many years, recently there has been a surge of academic...
As massively parallel computers proliferate, there is growing interest in findings ways by which per...