O1OD1 App version 0.03
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5 Mar 2019 9:32:13 UTC
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We just issued a new app version for the "Gravitational Wave All-sky search on LIGO O1 Open Data" (einstein_O1OD1). This shouldn't change anything performance-wise. However it incorporates two new features that will become important in the future: 1. The computation is slightly changed. The results shouldn't differ enough to prevent validation, but it should be more compatible with the upcoming GPU version of the code. 2. The App can now report back additional timing information which will help us to develop better models for timing prediction ("flops estimation" and credit) in the future.
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Interesting, they get to
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Interesting, they get to about 4 minutes then restart their progress...Going to need to keep an eye on them....
Bernd, I assume you are aware
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Bernd, I assume you are aware of the peak flops bug that Richard Haselgrove had brought up on a recent conference call. I haven't experienced this problem with Einstein so hopefully it continues to be that way.
So this was an interesting
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So this was an interesting bit in the result. I'm sure you already know about it but just thought I'd post it anyway.
Great that a GPU version is
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Great that a GPU version is now on the horizon!
Anyone without GPU would surely welcome a wisdom file as well. :-)
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Exactly so. I would think that it lends itself to parallel processing. The fact that they are trying to make 0.03 consistent between the two indicates that they are the same thing. Then I don't see much point in running the CPU version at all. You might as well devote your CPU cores to something that needs them. The GPU could do Einstein much more efficiently.