COMPSs GPU Cache K-Means Version 1
Download RO CrateName: K-Means GPU Cache ON
Contact Person: cristian.tatu@bsc.es
Access Level: public
License Agreement: Apache2
Platform: COMPSs
Machine: Minotauro-MN4
K-Means running on the GPU leveraging COMPSs GPU Cache for deserialization speedup.
Launched using 32 GPUs (16 nodes). Parameters used: K=40 and 32 blocks of size (1_000_000, 1200).
It creates a block for each GPU. Total dataset shape is (32_000_000, 1200).
Version dislib-0.9
Average task execution time: 16 seconds
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Final (earliest) Created 22nd Mar 2024 at 19:01 by Cristian Tatu
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The Workflows and Distributed Computing Team (https://www.bsc.es/discover-bsc/organisation/scientific-structure/workflows-and-distributed-computing/)
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Created: 22nd Mar 2024 at 19:01
Last updated: 25th Mar 2024 at 11:33
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