Belos::Test::OrthoManagerBenchmarker< Scalar, MV > Class Template Reference

OrthoManager benchmark. More...

#include <BelosOrthoManagerTest.hpp>

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Static Public Member Functions
static void	baseline (const Teuchos::RCP< const MV > &X, const int numCols, const int numBlocks, const int numTrials)
	Establish baseline run time for OrthoManager benchmark.
static void	benchmark (const Teuchos::RCP< OrthoManager< Scalar, MV > > &orthoMan, const std::string &orthoManName, const std::string &normalization, const Teuchos::RCP< const MV > &X, const int numCols, const int numBlocks, const int numTrials, const Teuchos::RCP< OutputManager< Scalar > > &outMan, std::ostream &resultStream, const bool displayResultsCompactly=false)
	Benchmark the given orthogonalization manager.

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Detailed Description

template<class Scalar, class MV>
class Belos::Test::OrthoManagerBenchmarker< Scalar, MV >

OrthoManager benchmark.

Author:

Mark Hoemmen

Definition at line 65 of file BelosOrthoManagerTest.hpp.

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Member Function Documentation

template<class Scalar , class MV >

static void Belos::Test::OrthoManagerBenchmarker< Scalar, MV >::baseline	(	const Teuchos::RCP< const MV > &	X,
		const int	numCols,
		const int	numBlocks,
		const int	numTrials
	)		[inline, static]

Establish baseline run time for OrthoManager benchmark.

Replacing a Belos OrthoManager or MatOrthoManager's projection and normalization operations with the same number of vector copies establishes a rough lower bound on run time, because orthogonalization generally requires that much data movement. This gives us a rough sense for how long the orthogonalization should take, so we can calibrate the number of trials needed for accurate timings.

Definition at line 83 of file BelosOrthoManagerTest.hpp.

template<class Scalar , class MV >

static void Belos::Test::OrthoManagerBenchmarker< Scalar, MV >::benchmark	(	const Teuchos::RCP< OrthoManager< Scalar, MV > > &	orthoMan,
		const std::string &	orthoManName,
		const std::string &	normalization,
		const Teuchos::RCP< const MV > &	X,
		const int	numCols,
		const int	numBlocks,
		const int	numTrials,
		const Teuchos::RCP< OutputManager< Scalar > > &	outMan,
		std::ostream &	resultStream,
		const bool	displayResultsCompactly = false
	)		[inline, static]

Benchmark the given orthogonalization manager.

Parameters:

orthoMan	[in(/out)] The orthogonalization manager to benchmark
orthoManName	[in] Name of the orthogonalization manager (e.g., "TSQR", "ICGS", "DGKS")
normalization	[in] Normalization scheme used by the orthogonalization manager (only applicable to the "Simple" orthogonalization)
X	[in] "Prototype" multivector; not modified
numCols	[in] Number of columns per block
numBlocks	[in] Number of blocks
numTrials	[in] Number of trials in the timing run
outMan	[out] Output manager
resultStream	[out] Output stream for printing benchmark results. If displayResultsCompactly is true, it will be written by all MPI rank(s), so on ranks other than 0, it should be set appropriately to a "black hole stream" that doesn't write anything.
displayResultsCompactly	[in] If false, rely on TimeMonitor::summarize() to print results to resultStream (and ensure only MPI Rank 0 does so). If true, print results in a more compact format suitable for automatic parsing, using a CSV (Comma-Delimited Values) parser. In "compact" mode, two lines are printed, both of which are comma-delimited ASCII text. The first line begins with a "comment" character #; following that are column ("field") labels. The second line contains the actual data, again in ASCII comma-delimited format.

Definition at line 153 of file BelosOrthoManagerTest.hpp.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• BelosOrthoManagerTest.hpp