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Detalle de: Characterization of communications between processes in message-passing applications

Title Characterization of communications between processes in message-passing applications
Abstract

Many research activities have focused on the problem of task scheduling in heterogeneous systems from the computational point of view. However, an ideal scheduling strategy would also take into account the communication requirements of the applications and the communication bandwidth available in the network. One of the major problems to be solved in the development of this scheduling strategy is precisely the measurement of the communication requirements for each application. We propose a clustering-based method to characterize the communications between processes generated by message-passing applications. This technique provides a model consisting of several partitions of the processes generated by the application. Also, we propose a criterion to measure the quality of the obtained partitions. This approach can be used when a given application is repeatedly executed with different input data. Results show that the proposed method can provide a partition with the highest ratio between the intracluster and the intercluster required communication bandwidth. This partition can be used to map groups of processes to processors in the heterogeneous system.

Apa Reference Orduna, J., Arnau, V. & Duato, J. Characterization of communications between processes in message-passing applications. Proceedings IEEE International Conference on Cluster Computing. CLUSTER 2000, 91-98. 10.1109/CLUSTR.2000.889009
Doi 10.1109/CLUSTR.2000.889009
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Publication Type Conference paper
Researcher Vicente Arnau Lombart
Ontology Clustering
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