| Manufacturer/Processor Type, Speed, Count, Threads, Processes |
Includes the manufacturer/processor type, processor speed, number of processors, threads, and number of processes.
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including; manufacturer, system name, interconnect, MPI, affiliation, and submission date.
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| Run Type |
Run Type, indicates whether the benchmark was a base run or was optimized.
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| Randomly Ordered Ring Latency ( per process ) |
Randomly-Ordered Ring Latency, reports latency in the ring communication pattern. The communicating processes are ordered randomly in the ring. The result is
averaged over various random assignments of processes in the ring.
Unit: micro-seconds
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| Naturally Ordered Ring Latency ( per process ) |
Naturally Ordered Ring Latency.
Unit: micro-seconds
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| Ping-Pong Latency |
| Ping-Pong Latency, reports the latency for a number of non-simultaneous ping-pong tests. The ping-pongs are performed between as many as
possible (there is an upper bound on the time it takes to complete this test) distinct pairs of processors. The test uses
MPI standard send and receive routines. Unit: micro-seconds
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| Maximum Ping-Pong Latency |
| Maximum Ping-Pong Latency, reports the maximum latency for a number of non-simultaneous ping-pong tests. The ping-pongs are performed between as many as
possible (there is an upper bound on the time it takes to complete this test) distinct pairs of processors. The test uses
MPI standard send and receive routines. Unit: micro-seconds
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| Minimum Ping-Pong Latency |
| Minimum Ping-Pong Latency, reports the minimum latency for a number of non-simultaneous ping-pong tests. The ping-pongs are performed between as many as
possible (there is an upper bound on the time it takes to complete this test) distinct pairs of processors. The test uses
MPI standard send and receive routines. Unit: micro-seconds
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| Average Ping-Pong Latency |
| Average Ping-Pong Latency, reports the average latency for a number of non-simultaneous ping-pong tests. The ping-pongs are performed between as many as
possible (there is an upper bound on the time it takes to complete this test) distinct pairs of processors. The test uses
MPI standard send and receive routines. Unit: micro-seconds
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| Ping-Pong Bandwidth |
| Ping-Pong Bandwidth, reports the bandwidth for a number of non-simultaneous ping-pong tests. The ping-pongs are performed between as many as
possible (there is an upper bound on the time it takes to complete this test) distinct pairs of processors. The test uses
MPI standard send and receive routines. Unit: Giga Bytes per second
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| Maximum Ping-Pong Bandwidth |
| Maximum Ping-Pong Bandwidth, reports the maximum bandwidth for a number of non-simultaneous ping-pong tests. The ping-pongs are performed between as many as
possible (there is an upper bound on the time it takes to complete this test) distinct pairs of processors. The test uses
MPI standard send and receive routines. Unit: Giga Bytes per second
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| Minimum Ping-Pong Bandwidth |
| Minimum Ping-Pong Bandwidth, reports the minimum bandwidth for a number of non-simultaneous ping-pong tests. The ping-pongs are performed between as many as
possible (there is an upper bound on the time it takes to complete this test) distinct pairs of processors. The test uses
MPI standard send and receive routines. Unit: Giga Bytes per second
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| Average Ping-Pong Bandwidth |
| Average Ping-Pong Bandwidth, reports the average bandwidth for a number of non-simultaneous ping-pong tests. The ping-pongs are performed between as many as
possible (there is an upper bound on the time it takes to complete this test) distinct pairs of processors. The test uses
MPI standard send and receive routines. Unit: Giga Bytes per second
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| Randomly Ordered Ring Bandwidth ( per process ) |
Randomly Ordered Ring Bandwidth, reports bandwidth achieved in the ring communication pattern. The communicating processes are ordered randomly in the ring.
The result is averaged over various random assignments of processes in the ring.
Unit: Giga Bytes per second per process
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| Naturally Ordered Ring Bandwidth ( per process ) |
Naturally Ordered Ring Bandwidth, reports bandwidth achieved in the ring communication pattern. The ring is formed with consecutive processes in MPI_COMM_WORLD.
Unit: Giga Bytes per second per process
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