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Volume 15, No. 12

ReMac: A Matrix Computation System with Redundancy Elimination

Authors:
Zihao Chen (East China Normal University) Zhizhen Xu (East China Normal University) Baokun Han (East China Normal University) Chen Xu (East China Normal University)* Weining Qian (East China Normal University) Aoying Zhou (East China Normal University)

Abstract

Distributed matrix computation solutions support query interfaces of linear algebra expressions, which often contain redundancy, i.e., common and loop-constant subexpressions. However, existing solutions fail to find all redundant subexpressions. Moreover, eliminating the found redundancy leads to new execution order of operators, which may have side effect. To exploit the benefits of redundancy elimination, we propose a new system called ReMac, which performs automatic and adaptive elimination. In particular, automatic elimination adopts a block-wise search that exploits the properties of matrix computation for speed-up. Adaptive elimination employs a cost model and a dynamic programming-based method to generate efficient plans with redundancy elimination. In this demonstration, attendees will have an opportunity to experience the effect that automatic and adaptive elimination have on distributed matrix computation.

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