Hypergraph partitioning based models and methods for exploiting cache locality in sparse matrix-vector multiplication (Q2847753)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6207557
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    Hypergraph partitioning based models and methods for exploiting cache locality in sparse matrix-vector multiplication
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6207557

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      11 September 2013
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      cache locality
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      sparse matrix
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      matrix-vector multiplication
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      matrix reordering
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      computational hypergraph model
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      hypergraph partitioning
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      traveling salesman problem
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      Hypergraph partitioning based models and methods for exploiting cache locality in sparse matrix-vector multiplication (English)
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      The authors investigate single and multiple sparse matrix-vector multiplications (SpMxV). For single SpMxV, they propose two cache-size-aware row/column reordering methods based on one-dimensional (1D) and two-dimensional (2D) top-down sparse matrix partitioning. They make use of the column-net hypergraph model for the 1D method and enhance the row-column-net hypergraph model for the 2D method. The authors evaluate performances of the proposed models and methods on a wide range of sparse matrices. They point out that the proposed methods outperform the available schemes, and that the methods based on 2D partitioning perform better than 1D partitioning methods.
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