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Automatic Tuning based on Hardware Performance Counters and Machine Learning
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DOI：10.1016/j.future.2025.108358.png)
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This paper presents a Machine Learning (ML) methodology for automatically tuning parallel applications in heterogeneous High Performance Computing (HPC) environments using Hardware Performance Counters (HwPCs). The methodology addresses three critical challenges: counter quantity versus accessibility tradeoff, data interpretation complexity, and dynamic optimization needs. The introduced ensemble-based methodology automatically identifies minimal yet informative HwPC sets for code region identification and tuning parameter optimization. Experimental validation demonstrates high accuracy in predicting optimal thread allocation ( > 0.90 K-fold accuracy) and thread affinity ( > 0.95 accuracy) while requiring only 4-6 HwPCs. Compared to search-based methods like OpenTuner, the methodology achieves competitive performance with dramatically reduced optimization time. The architecture-agnostic design enables consistent performance across CPU and GPU platforms. These results establish a foundation for efficient, portable, automatic, and scalable tuning of parallel applications.
Keywords:
Hardware Performance Counters
Automatic Dimension Reduction
Machine Learning Ensembles
Tuning Parameter Optimization
Parallel Region Classification
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