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< @TechReport{cormen:early-vic,
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> @Article{cormen:early-vic,
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<   year = {1996},
<   month = {August},
<   number = {PCS-TR96-293},
<   institution = {Dept. of Computer Science, Dartmouth College},
<   note = {To appear in {\em Parallel Computing.}},
<   URL = {http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/reports/abstracts/TR96-293/},
<   keyword = {parallel I/O, parallel I/O algorithm, compiler, pario-bib},
---
>   journal = {Parallel Computing},
>   year = {1997},
>   volume = {23},
>   number = {4},
>   publisher = {North-Holland (Elsevier Scientific)},
>   earlier = {cormen:early-vic-tr},
>   keyword = {verify, parallel I/O, parallel I/O algorithm, compiler,
>   pario-bib},
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<   known about the accuracy of the PDM in measuring I/O time and total time to
<   perform an out-of-core computation. This paper analyzes timing results on a
<   uniprocessor with several disks for two PDM algorithms, out-of-core radix
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>   known about the accuracy of the PDM in measuring I/O time and total running
>   time to perform an out-of-core computation. This paper analyzes timing
>   results on multiple-disk platforms for two PDM algorithms, out-of-core radix
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<   usually not I/O bound. Second, of the four PDM parameters, two (problem size
<   and memory size) are good indicators of I/O time and running time, but the
<   other two (block size and number of disks) are not. Third, because PDM
<   algorithms tend not to be I/O bound, asynchronous I/O effectively hides I/O
<   times. \par The software interface to the PDM is part of the ViC* run-time
<   library. The interface is a set of wrappers that are designed to be both
<   efficient and portable across several parallel file systems and target
<   machines.}
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>   usually not I/O bound. Second, of the four PDM parameters, one (problem size)
>   is a good indicator of I/O time and running time, one (memory size) is a good
>   indicator of I/O time but not necessarily running time, and the other two
>   (block size and number of disks) do not necessarily indicate either I/O or
>   running time. Third, because PDM algorithms tend not to be I/O bound, using
>   asynchronous I/O can reduce I/O wait times significantly. \par The software
>   interface to the PDM is part of the ViC* run-time library. The interface is a
>   set of wrappers that are designed to be both efficient and portable across
>   several underlying file systems and target machines.}
diff -r pario/web/bibtex/cormen:fft.bib pario/web/new/cormen:fft.bib
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<   keyword = {verify month number volume and pages, parallel I/O, out of core,
<   scientific computing, FFT, pario-bib}
---
>   keyword = {verify month and pages, parallel I/O, out of core, scientific
>   computing, FFT, pario-bib}
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>   volume = {23},
>   number = {4},
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>   volume = {23},
>   number = {4},
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>   later = {schwabe:jlayouts},