Hey everybody,
My recent advances on auto-tuning gave birth to a new GSoC idea in my mind.
More exactly, I've come up with something more complete around
(crowd-sourced) auto-tuning and the GUI.
This would include:
- Developing a portable auto-tuning GUI (as of now : BLAS1 / Dense BLAS2 /
Dense
No real preference. I do want to play with some of the new features in CUDA
6 this summer. Aside from that, the SpMM is of interest to the other groups
I work with. I think Petsc bindings would be a good project. I met with a
CFD group on Friday to discuss optimization and scaling improvements in
Hi,
As long as you're a student, you're eligible to apply for GSoC. ;-)
However, I don't give any guarantees, your application will be treated
equally. You certainly have an advantage with respect to how things
work, but no other student should be excluded upfront.
It would definitely be
Hi,
I completely agree, concerning matrix-free implementations of the linear
solver.
Their absence is the very reason why I had to reimplement solvers for
UMinTL. Furthermore, some other fancy stopping criterions may be provided.
For example, some algorithms in unconstrained optimization use CG
Hi Philippe,
I completely agree, concerning matrix-free implementations of the linear
solver.
Their absence is the very reason why I had to reimplement solvers for
UMinTL.
I assume you are aware that you can overload viennacl::linalg::prod()
for whatever custom 'matrix' type you pass to
Hi Evan,
Fyi, I'm willing to contribute to the GSoC effort as well. I can sponsor
access to the variety of hardware we have at the Minnesota
Supercomputing Institute. Including single and multi-GPU nodes and
workstations (m2070s, k20s, k2s, and quadro variants), single and multi
Xeon phi
Hey, Philippe,
Philippe Tillet phil.til...@gmail.com
writes:
I was thinking about another nice-to-have feature. I'd quite like to
make it possible (if it is in fact possible..) to play with prototyping
implementations of other algorithms for ViennaCL in PyViennaCl using
PyOpenCL and PyCUDA;
Hi Toby,
The first project I have in mind is the benchmarking GUI we brainstormed
about in IRC. It's probably a good idea to push out a first working
version in the next weeks and then let the student work on refinements
such as a visualization of the results, etc.
Were you thinking of
Hi Karl,
Karl Rupp r...@iue.tuwien.ac.at writes:
the Google Summer of Code [1] is approaching. It attracted some great
contributors in the past, most notably Philippe and Toby, and I hope
there's more to come. So, guys, please provide your project ideas.
I have a couple of inter-related
Toby St Clere Smithe m...@tsmithe.net writes:
I'm definitely aiming for a release in the next couple of weeks. This
weekend is my birthday, so I'm probably looking at some time around the
next weekend (14th-17th ish).
My list of features to complete in PyViennaCL (as separate from ViennaCL
Hi,
I'll be once more available as a mentor :)
I'll be myself pretty busy with some BLAS2/BLAS3 tuning for Hawaii. I'm
also in favor of ideas of projects which don't require a strong knowledge
of the current codebase, such as the GUI autotuning/benchmarking tool. I
think that ViennaCL could also
Hi Toby,
the Google Summer of Code [1] is approaching. It attracted some great
contributors in the past, most notably Philippe and Toby, and I hope
there's more to come. So, guys, please provide your project ideas.
I have a couple of inter-related things I'd like to work on, to make
Hey,
I'll be once more available as a mentor :)
Yeah, great! :-)
I'll be myself pretty busy with some BLAS2/BLAS3 tuning for Hawaii.
I don't think this is going to be a problem.
I'm
also in favor of ideas of projects which don't require a strong
knowledge of the current codebase, such
Just another brief thought before I go to bed -- Karl, I'll respond to
your response in the morning ! :)
Karl Rupp r...@iue.tuwien.ac.at writes:
The first project I have in mind is the benchmarking GUI we brainstormed
about in IRC. It's probably a good idea to push out a first working
Hi guys,
the Google Summer of Code [1] is approaching. It attracted some great
contributors in the past, most notably Philippe and Toby, and I hope
there's more to come. So, guys, please provide your project ideas.
My experience is that good projects are those which don't require the
student
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