solprop.calibration.grain#

Operation-grain candidates from the work sizes the calibration problems run (SEP 46).

Each CPU operation class threads by its work: serially below its threshold, on the medium width below its full size, on its pool’s capacity from there (_execution.ExecutionRecord). A workspace’s execution_sizing records every operation it runs, with its class, work and width. A threshold or full size matters only where it falls between two work sizes the problems actually run, so the candidates of a class are its one-step moves past the nearest of them: thread one more size, serialise one more, widen one more to the full pool, narrow one more to the medium width. At most four a class (section 6.5); a candidate that changes no operation’s width is left out. The medium width and the compact team take a short ladder of their own. Each candidate is then timed on the problems it changes, and §6.5’s rule decides (solprop.calibration.selection).

Every function here is pure.

Module Attributes

`Record`	A native execution record (`ExecutionRecord.native()`).
`TIMED`	The classes whose thresholds the grain moves, in the order their candidates go.

Functions

`affected`(record, base, found, capacity)	Return whether record gives any of found another width than base does.
`best`(candidates, verdicts)	Return each setting's admitted candidate with the lowest score.
`operations`(sizing)	Return the operations a workspace's `execution_sizing` records.
`proposals`(record, problems, capacity[, ...])	Return the grain candidates for problems running problems' operations.
`width`(record, operation, capacity)	Return the width record gives operation on a pool of capacity threads.

Classes

`Candidate`(setting, name, changes)	One grain candidate: a setting's group and the record's changed fields.
`Operation`(pool, kind, elements[, samples])	One operation a problem runs, as its workspace's sizing records it.

class solprop.calibration.grain.Candidate(setting, name, changes)[source]#

Bases: object

One grain candidate: a setting’s group and the record’s changed fields.

Attributes:

settingstr: What it moves: an operation class, "medium" or "compact".
namestr: A short description, such as "stage threshold 2048".
changesMapping[str, int]: The fields it sets over the base record.

changes: Mapping[str, int]#

name: str#

record(base)[source]#

Return base with this candidate’s changes.

Parameters:

baseMapping[str, int or bool]: A native execution record.

Returns:

dict: The candidate’s record.

setting: str#

class solprop.calibration.grain.Operation(pool, kind, elements, samples=0)[source]#

Bases: object

One operation a problem runs, as its workspace’s sizing records it.

Attributes:

poolstr: "kernels", "fft", "raman_fft" or "raman_tail_fft".
kindstr: Its class: "stage", "response", "dense", "fft", "raman", "copy", "flow", "modal" or "adams".
elementsint: Its work.
samplesint: A response’s fine samples per column; zero otherwise.

elements: int#

kind: str#

pool: str#

samples: int = 0#

type solprop.calibration.grain.Record = Mapping[str, int | bool]#: A native execution record (ExecutionRecord.native()).

solprop.calibration.grain.TIMED = ('stage', 'response', 'raman', 'copy', 'dense', 'modal')#

The classes whose thresholds the grain moves, in the order their candidates go.

The exponential Adams trial’s passes and a coupled flow’s matrix functions run in no calibration window: their thresholds keep the built-in table’s. Nor are the transforms’ moved: their thresholds count elements, and transforms of the same count thread oppositely by shape. On AMD EPYC 7763 and 9B45 cores, a full width from 98304 elements won 0.56 on a line’s many short rows and ran grin_nonlinear’s few long rows 8-10 % slower (SEP 46 Part II), so they keep the table until threading keys on rows and row length.

solprop.calibration.grain.affected(record, base, found, capacity)[source]#

Return whether record gives any of found another width than base does.

Parameters:

record, baseMapping[str, int or bool]: Two native execution records.
founditerable of Operation: A problem’s operations.
capacityint: The pool’s width.

Returns:

bool: Whether timing the problem can tell the two apart.

solprop.calibration.grain.best(candidates, verdicts)[source]#

Return each setting’s admitted candidate with the lowest score.

Parameters:

candidatesiterable of Candidate: The candidates timed.
verdictsMapping[str, Verdict]: Each one’s verdict, by name.

Returns:

list of Candidate: At most one a setting, in the order the settings first appear.

solprop.calibration.grain.operations(sizing)[source]#

Return the operations a workspace’s execution_sizing records.

Parameters:

sizingMapping[str, object]: The sizing, keyed pool.operation.elements[.samples.N].

Returns:

list of Operation: One per key, in key order; keys of another form are left out.

Examples

>>> found = operations({"kernels.stage.4096": {}, "fft.fft.66.samples.33": {}})
>>> [(operation.kind, operation.elements, operation.samples) for operation in found]
[('fft', 66, 33), ('stage', 4096, 0)]

solprop.calibration.grain.proposals(record, problems, capacity, compact=(), *, limit=None, fulls=True)[source]#

Return the grain candidates for problems running problems’ operations.

Parameters:

recordMapping[str, int or bool]: The base record: the process’s, under which the problems were sized.
problemsMapping[str, list of Operation]: Each problem’s operations.
capacityint: The pool’s width.
compactiterable of str: The problems that run on a compact team.
limitint or None, optional: The most candidates; the medium widths and compact teams come first, then the classes in TIMED order.
fullsbool, optional: Whether to move the classes’ full sizes as well as their thresholds.

Returns:

list of Candidate: The medium widths, the compact teams, then each timed class’s moves; each changes some operation’s width (or a compact problem’s team).

Examples

>>> base = {"stage_threshold": 100, "stage_full": 1000, "medium_threads": 4}
>>> found = proposals(base, {"p": [Operation("kernels", "stage", 500)]}, 18)
>>> [candidate.name for candidate in found]
['medium 2', 'medium 8', 'stage threshold 501', 'stage full 500']

solprop.calibration.grain.width(record, operation, capacity)[source]#

Return the width record gives operation on a pool of capacity threads.

The native rule (operation_threads), without the compact cap, the stable team or an explicit pool: one below the threshold, the full pool for a long or wide response, the medium width below the full size, the full pool from it.

Parameters:

recordMapping[str, int or bool]: A native execution record.
operationOperation: The operation.
capacityint: The pool’s width.

Returns:

int: Threads.

Examples

>>> table = {"stage_threshold": 100, "stage_full": 1000, "medium_threads": 4}
>>> [width(table, Operation("kernels", "stage", n), 18) for n in (50, 500, 5000)]
[1, 4, 18]