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/// \file TbbTsqr.hpp
/// \brief Intranode TSQR, parallelized with Intel TBB.
///
#ifndef __TSQR_TbbTsqr_hpp
#define __TSQR_TbbTsqr_hpp
#include <TbbTsqr_TbbParallelTsqr.hpp>
#include <Tsqr_TimeStats.hpp>
#include <Teuchos_ParameterList.hpp>
#include <Teuchos_ParameterListExceptions.hpp>
#include <Teuchos_Time.hpp>
// #include <TbbRecursiveTsqr.hpp>
#include <stdexcept>
#include <string>
#include <utility> // std::pair
#include <vector>
namespace TSQR {
namespace TBB {
/// \class TbbTsqr
/// \brief Intranode TSQR, parallelized with Intel TBB
///
/// TSQR factorization for a dense, tall and skinny matrix stored
/// on a single node. Parallelized using Intel's Threading
/// Building Blocks.
///
/// \note TSQR only needs to know about the local ordinal type
/// (LocalOrdinal), not about the global ordinal type.
/// TimerType may be any class with the same interface as
/// TrivialTimer; it times the divide-and-conquer base cases
/// (the operations on each CPU core within the thread-parallel
/// implementation).
template< class LocalOrdinal, class Scalar, class TimerType = Teuchos::Time >
class TbbTsqr : public Teuchos::Describable {
private:
/// \brief Implementation of TBB TSQR.
///
/// If you don't have TBB available, you can test this class by
/// substituting in a TbbRecursiveTsqr<LocalOrdinal, Scalar>
/// object. That is a nonparallel implementation that emulates
/// the control flow of TbbParallelTsqr. If you do this, you
/// should also change the FactorOutput public typedef.
///
/// \note This is NOT a use of the pImpl idiom, because the
/// point of the pImpl idiom is to avoid including the
/// implementation details of the header file of the
/// implementation class. Here, the implementation class is
/// templated, so we have to include the implementation class'
/// implementation details.
TbbParallelTsqr<LocalOrdinal, Scalar, TimerType> impl_;
// Collected running statistcs on various computations
mutable TimeStats factorStats_;
mutable TimeStats applyStats_;
mutable TimeStats explicitQStats_;
mutable TimeStats cacheBlockStats_;
mutable TimeStats unCacheBlockStats_;
// Timers for various computations
mutable TimerType factorTimer_;
mutable TimerType applyTimer_;
mutable TimerType explicitQTimer_;
mutable TimerType cacheBlockTimer_;
mutable TimerType unCacheBlockTimer_;
public:
typedef Scalar scalar_type;
typedef typename Teuchos::ScalarTraits<Scalar>::magnitudeType magnitude_type;
typedef LocalOrdinal ordinal_type;
/// \typedef FactorOutput
/// \brief Type of partial output of TBB TSQR.
///
/// If you don't have TBB available, you can test this class by
/// substituting in "typename TbbRecursiveTsqr<LocalOrdinal,
/// Scalar>::FactorOutput" for the typedef's definition. If you
/// do this, you should also change the type of \c impl_ above.
typedef typename TbbParallelTsqr<LocalOrdinal, Scalar, TimerType>::FactorOutput FactorOutput;
/// \brief Constructor.
///
/// \param numCores [in] Maximum number of processing cores to use
/// when factoring the matrix. Fewer cores may be used if the
/// matrix is not big enough to justify their use.
///
/// \param cacheSizeHint [in] Cache block size hint (in bytes)
/// to use in the sequential part of TSQR. If zero or not
/// specified, a reasonable default is used. If each CPU core
/// has a private cache, that cache's size (minus a little
/// wiggle room) would be the appropriate value for this
/// parameter. Set to zero for the implementation to choose a
/// reasonable default.
TbbTsqr (const size_t numCores,
const size_t cacheSizeHint = 0) :
impl_ (numCores, cacheSizeHint),
factorTimer_ ("TbbTsqr::factor"),
applyTimer_ ("TbbTsqr::apply"),
explicitQTimer_ ("TbbTsqr::explicit_Q"),
cacheBlockTimer_ ("TbbTsqr::cache_block"),
unCacheBlockTimer_ ("TbbTsqr::un_cache_block")
{}
/// \brief Constructor (that takes a parameter list).
///
/// \param plist [in/out] On input: list of TbbTsqr parameters.
/// On output: missing parameters are filled in with default
/// values.
///
/// For a list of accepted parameters and thei documentation,
/// see the parameter list returned by \c getValidParameters().
TbbTsqr (const Teuchos::RCP<Teuchos::ParameterList>& plist) :
impl_ (plist),
factorTimer_ ("TbbTsqr::factor"),
applyTimer_ ("TbbTsqr::apply"),
explicitQTimer_ ("TbbTsqr::explicit_Q"),
cacheBlockTimer_ ("TbbTsqr::cache_block"),
unCacheBlockTimer_ ("TbbTsqr::un_cache_block")
{}
/// \brief Constructor (that uses default parameters).
///
/// \param plist [in/out] On input: list of TbbTsqr parameters.
/// On output: missing parameters are filled in with default
/// values.
///
/// For a list of accepted parameters and thei documentation,
/// see the parameter list returned by \c getValidParameters().
TbbTsqr () :
impl_ (Teuchos::null),
factorTimer_ ("TbbTsqr::factor"),
applyTimer_ ("TbbTsqr::apply"),
explicitQTimer_ ("TbbTsqr::explicit_Q"),
cacheBlockTimer_ ("TbbTsqr::cache_block"),
unCacheBlockTimer_ ("TbbTsqr::un_cache_block")
{}
Teuchos::RCP<const Teuchos::ParameterList>
getValidParameters () const
{
return impl_.getValidParameters ();
}
void
setParameterList (const Teuchos::RCP<Teuchos::ParameterList>& plist)
{
impl_.setParameterList (plist);
}
/// \brief Number of tasks that TSQR will use to solve the problem.
///
/// This is the number of subproblems into which to divide the
/// main problem, in order to solve it in parallel.
size_t ntasks() const { return impl_.ntasks(); }
//! Cache size hint (in bytes) used for the factorization.
size_t cache_size_hint() const { return impl_.cache_size_hint(); }
/// Whether or not this QR factorization produces an R factor
/// with all nonnegative diagonal entries.
static bool QR_produces_R_factor_with_nonnegative_diagonal() {
typedef TbbParallelTsqr< LocalOrdinal, Scalar, TimerType > impl_type;
return impl_type::QR_produces_R_factor_with_nonnegative_diagonal();
}
//! Whether this object is ready to perform computations.
bool ready() const {
return true;
}
/// \brief One-line description of this object.
///
/// This implements Teuchos::Describable::description(). For now,
/// SequentialTsqr uses the default implementation of
/// Teuchos::Describable::describe().
std::string description () const {
using std::endl;
// SequentialTsqr also implements Describable, so if you
// decide to implement describe(), you could call
// SequentialTsqr's describe() and get a nice hierarchy of
// descriptions.
std::ostringstream os;
os << "Intranode Tall Skinny QR (TSQR): "
<< "Intel Threading Building Blocks (TBB) implementation"
<< ", max " << ntasks() << "-way parallelism"
<< ", cache size hint of " << cache_size_hint() << " bytes.";
return os.str();
}
void
cache_block (const LocalOrdinal nrows,
const LocalOrdinal ncols,
Scalar A_out[],
const Scalar A_in[],
const LocalOrdinal lda_in) const
{
cacheBlockTimer_.start(true);
impl_.cache_block (nrows, ncols, A_out, A_in, lda_in);
cacheBlockStats_.update (cacheBlockTimer_.stop());
}
void
un_cache_block (const LocalOrdinal nrows,
const LocalOrdinal ncols,
Scalar A_out[],
const LocalOrdinal lda_out,
const Scalar A_in[]) const
{
unCacheBlockTimer_.start(true);
impl_.un_cache_block (nrows, ncols, A_out, lda_out, A_in);
unCacheBlockStats_.update (unCacheBlockTimer_.stop());
}
void
fill_with_zeros (const LocalOrdinal nrows,
const LocalOrdinal ncols,
Scalar C[],
const LocalOrdinal ldc,
const bool contiguous_cache_blocks) const
{
impl_.fill_with_zeros (nrows, ncols, C, ldc, contiguous_cache_blocks);
}
template< class MatrixViewType >
MatrixViewType
top_block (const MatrixViewType& C,
const bool contiguous_cache_blocks) const
{
return impl_.top_block (C, contiguous_cache_blocks);
}
/// \brief Compute QR factorization of the dense matrix A
///
/// Compute the QR factorization of the dense matrix A.
///
/// \param nrows [in] Number of rows of A.
/// Precondition: nrows >= ncols.
///
/// \param ncols [in] Number of columns of A.
/// Precondition: nrows >= ncols.
///
/// \param A [in,out] On input, the matrix to factor, stored as a
/// general dense matrix in column-major order. On output,
/// overwritten with an implicit representation of the Q factor.
///
/// \param lda [in] Leading dimension of A.
/// Precondition: lda >= nrows.
///
/// \param R [out] The final R factor of the QR factorization of
/// the matrix A. An ncols by ncols upper triangular matrix
/// stored in column-major order, with leading dimension ldr.
///
/// \param ldr [in] Leading dimension of the matrix R.
///
/// \param b_contiguous_cache_blocks [in] Whether cache blocks are
/// stored contiguously in the input matrix A and the output
/// matrix Q (of explicit_Q()). If not and you want them to be,
/// you should use the cache_block() method to copy them into
/// that format. You may use the un_cache_block() method to
/// copy them out of that format into the usual column-oriented
/// format.
///
/// \return FactorOutput struct, which together with the data in A
/// form an implicit representation of the Q factor. They
/// should be passed into the apply() and explicit_Q() functions
/// as the "factor_output" parameter.
FactorOutput
factor (const LocalOrdinal nrows,
const LocalOrdinal ncols,
Scalar A[],
const LocalOrdinal lda,
Scalar R[],
const LocalOrdinal ldr,
const bool contiguous_cache_blocks) const
{
factorTimer_.start(true);
return impl_.factor (nrows, ncols, A, lda, R, ldr, contiguous_cache_blocks);
factorStats_.update (factorTimer_.stop());
}
/// \brief Apply Q factor to the global dense matrix C
///
/// Apply the Q factor (computed by factor() and represented
/// implicitly) to the dense matrix C.
///
/// \param apply_type [in] Whether to compute Q*C, Q^T * C, or
/// Q^H * C.
///
/// \param nrows [in] Number of rows of the matrix C and the
/// matrix Q. Precondition: nrows >= ncols_Q, ncols_C.
///
/// \param ncols_Q [in] Number of columns of Q
///
/// \param Q [in] Same as the "A" output of factor()
///
/// \param ldq [in] Same as the "lda" input of factor()
///
/// \param factor_output [in] Return value of factor()
///
/// \param ncols_C [in] Number of columns in C.
/// Precondition: nrows_local >= ncols_C.
///
/// \param C [in,out] On input, the matrix C, stored as a general
/// dense matrix in column-major order. On output, overwritten
/// with op(Q)*C, where op(Q) = Q or Q^T.
///
/// \param ldc [in] Leading dimension of C.
/// Precondition: ldc_local >= nrows_local.
/// Not applicable if C is cache-blocked in place.
///
/// \param contiguous_cache_blocks [in] Whether or not cache
/// blocks of Q and C are stored contiguously (default:
/// false).
void
apply (const ApplyType& apply_type,
const LocalOrdinal nrows,
const LocalOrdinal ncols_Q,
const Scalar Q[],
const LocalOrdinal ldq,
const FactorOutput& factor_output,
const LocalOrdinal ncols_C,
Scalar C[],
const LocalOrdinal ldc,
const bool contiguous_cache_blocks) const
{
applyTimer_.start(true);
impl_.apply (apply_type, nrows, ncols_Q, Q, ldq, factor_output,
ncols_C, C, ldc, contiguous_cache_blocks);
applyStats_.update (applyTimer_.stop());
}
/// \brief Compute the explicit Q factor from factor()
///
/// Compute the explicit version of the Q factor computed by
/// factor() and represented implicitly (via Q_in and
/// factor_output).
///
/// \param nrows [in] Number of rows of the matrix Q_in. Also,
/// the number of rows of the output matrix Q_out.
/// Precondition: nrows >= ncols_Q_in.
///
/// \param ncols_Q_in [in] Number of columns in the original matrix
/// A, whose explicit Q factor we are computing.
/// Precondition: nrows >= ncols_Q_in.
///
/// \param Q_local_in [in] Same as A output of factor().
///
/// \param ldq_local_in [in] Same as lda input of factor()
///
/// \param ncols_Q_out [in] Number of columns of the explicit Q
/// factor to compute.
///
/// \param Q_out [out] The explicit representation of the Q factor.
///
/// \param ldq_out [in] Leading dimension of Q_out.
///
/// \param factor_output [in] Return value of factor().
void
explicit_Q (const LocalOrdinal nrows,
const LocalOrdinal ncols_Q_in,
const Scalar Q_in[],
const LocalOrdinal ldq_in,
const FactorOutput& factor_output,
const LocalOrdinal ncols_Q_out,
Scalar Q_out[],
const LocalOrdinal ldq_out,
const bool contiguous_cache_blocks) const
{
explicitQTimer_.start(true);
impl_.explicit_Q (nrows, ncols_Q_in, Q_in, ldq_in, factor_output,
ncols_Q_out, Q_out, ldq_out, contiguous_cache_blocks);
explicitQStats_.update (explicitQTimer_.stop());
}
/// \brief Compute Q*B
///
/// Compute matrix-matrix product Q*B, where Q is nrows by ncols
/// and B is ncols by ncols. Respect cache blocks of Q.
void
Q_times_B (const LocalOrdinal nrows,
const LocalOrdinal ncols,
Scalar Q[],
const LocalOrdinal ldq,
const Scalar B[],
const LocalOrdinal ldb,
const bool contiguous_cache_blocks) const
{
impl_.Q_times_B (nrows, ncols, Q, ldq, B, ldb, contiguous_cache_blocks);
}
/// Compute SVD \f$R = U \Sigma V^*\f$, not in place. Use the
/// resulting singular values to compute the numerical rank of R,
/// with respect to the relative tolerance tol. If R is full
/// rank, return without modifying R. If R is not full rank,
/// overwrite R with \f$\Sigma \cdot V^*\f$.
///
/// \return Numerical rank of R: 0 <= rank <= ncols.
LocalOrdinal
reveal_R_rank (const LocalOrdinal ncols,
Scalar R[],
const LocalOrdinal ldr,
Scalar U[],
const LocalOrdinal ldu,
const magnitude_type tol) const
{
return impl_.reveal_R_rank (ncols, R, ldr, U, ldu, tol);
}
/// \brief Rank-revealing decomposition
///
/// Using the R factor from factor() and the explicit Q factor
/// from explicit_Q(), compute the SVD of R (\f$R = U \Sigma
/// V^*\f$). R. If R is full rank (with respect to the given
/// relative tolerance tol), don't change Q or R. Otherwise,
/// compute \f$Q := Q \cdot U\f$ and \f$R := \Sigma V^*\f$ in
/// place (the latter may be no longer upper triangular).
///
/// \return Rank \f$r\f$ of R: \f$ 0 \leq r \leq ncols\f$.
///
LocalOrdinal
reveal_rank (const LocalOrdinal nrows,
const LocalOrdinal ncols,
Scalar Q[],
const LocalOrdinal ldq,
Scalar R[],
const LocalOrdinal ldr,
const magnitude_type tol,
const bool contiguous_cache_blocks) const
{
return impl_.reveal_rank (nrows, ncols, Q, ldq, R, ldr, tol,
contiguous_cache_blocks);
}
double
min_seq_factor_timing () const { return impl_.min_seq_factor_timing(); }
double
max_seq_factor_timing () const { return impl_.max_seq_factor_timing(); }
double
min_seq_apply_timing () const { return impl_.min_seq_apply_timing(); }
double
max_seq_apply_timing () const { return impl_.max_seq_apply_timing(); }
void getStats (std::vector< TimeStats >& stats) {
const int numStats = 5;
stats.resize (numStats);
stats[0] = factorStats_;
stats[1] = applyStats_;
stats[2] = explicitQStats_;
stats[3] = cacheBlockStats_;
stats[4] = unCacheBlockStats_;
}
void getStatsLabels (std::vector< std::string >& labels) {
const int numStats = 5;
labels.resize (numStats);
labels[0] = factorTimer_.name();
labels[1] = applyTimer_.name();
labels[2] = explicitQTimer_.name();
labels[3] = cacheBlockTimer_.name();
labels[4] = unCacheBlockTimer_.name();
}
}; // class TbbTsqr
} // namespace TBB
} // namespace TSQR
#endif // __TSQR_TbbTsqr_hpp
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