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Conference Papers Year : 2009

GPU Parallelization of Algebraic Dynamic Programming

Abstract

Algebraic Dynamic Programming (ADP) is a framework to encode a broad range of optimization problems, including common bioinformatics problems like RNA folding or pairwise sequence alignment. The ADP compiler translates such ADP programs into C. As all the ADP problems have similar data dependencies in the dynamic programming tables, a generic parallelization is possible. We updated the compiler to include a parallel backend, launching a large number of independent threads. Depending on the application, we report speedups ranging from 6.1x to 25.8x on a Nvidia GTX 280 through the CUDA libraries.
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inria-00438219 , version 1 (03-12-2009)

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Peter Steffen, Robert Giegerich, Mathieu Giraud. GPU Parallelization of Algebraic Dynamic Programming. Parallel Processing and Applied Mathematics / Parallel Biocomputing Conference (PPAM / PBC 09), Sep 2009, Wroclaw, Poland. ⟨inria-00438219⟩
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