[Colloquium] TODAY! Seminar Announcement: Adjoinable MPI: from the theory to a reusable implementation

Ninfa Mayorga ninfa at ci.uchicago.edu
Thu Jan 31 09:07:47 CST 2013


Computation Institute Presentation 

Speaker: Jean Utke, Mathematics and Computer Science Division, Argonne National Laboratory
Date: January 31, 2013
Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Argonne National Laboratory, TCS Building 240, Room 5172, and broadcast via Adobe Connect (see below)

Adjoinable MPI: from the theory to a reusable implementation

Abstract: 
In the context of gradient computations via adjoint mode algorithmic differentiation there have been various ad hoc solutions for simple blocking MPI communications. A few years ago the demand arose for a treatment of nonblocking MPI communication patterns.  The first part of the talk will describe the conceptual approach to adjoining the MPI communications. To make the approach useful for practical applications, implementations have to be developed in the context of existing algorithmic differentiation tools. Like MPI itself, the adjoinable MPI should have an interface that is independent of the implementation context.  The second part of the talk will discuss this ongoing effort.  The talk will conclude with an outlook at future work on one-sided communications.

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