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June 19, 2009, 15:12 |
Parallel Efficiency
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Christophe Kassiotis
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Paris
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Hello everybody,
I want to measure the efficiency of the paralleling for different mesh sizes. My problem is quite simple: a flow in a tube divided in 6 domains by METIS (the 6 processor are on the same machine). It is quite surprising for me to see that when one augments the refinement, the efficiency decreases after an optimum. I was thinking that the efficiency increases in such a case. The efficiency is here measured as: TCPU(1) / ( 6 * TCPU(6) ), where TCPU(N) is the CPU time for parallel computations on N processors. I thought first it was linked to the fieldTransfer=1 (fieldTransfer are inverted on the attached graph), so I change it. The results are a little closer to what expected, but I still observe the general behavior depicted above. Finally, maybe are my results normal, but I have no explanation for them. What do you think about this ? Thank you, -- ck Last edited by kassiotis; June 22, 2009 at 05:39. Reason: Add precision, correct english mistakes |
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