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Performance modeling for DFT algorithms in FFTW

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Fast Fourier Transform in the West(FFTW) is one of the most successful adaptive Discrete Fourier Transform(DFT) libraries. The high-performance of FFTW mostly derives from its empirical search engine that includes all major DFT algorithms. We propose an adaptive model-driven FT performance prediction technique to replace the empirical search engine in FFTW. Our model achieves over 94% of the DFT performance and uses less than 5% of the search time compared with FFTW Exhaustive search on four test platforms.

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      ICS '09: Proceedings of the 23rd international conference on Supercomputing
      June 2009
      544 pages
      ISBN:9781605584980
      DOI:10.1145/1542275

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