Marching on from the last post. Lazy Sequences This is my favorite feature ever. If I want to generate just a few of 10! (nobody even knows how much that is) permutations, I could: provided, the function is defined (as described in the first post): Here I am not sure which language I like more. … Continue reading Generating Permutations: Clojure or F#: Part 2
Tag: CUDA
Computing Self-Organizing Maps in a Massively Parallel Way with CUDA. Part 2: Algorithms
In the previous post I spoke briefly about motivations for implementing self-organizing maps in F# using GPU with CUDA. I have finally been able to outperform a single threaded C++ implementation by a factor of about 1.5. This is quite modest, but on the other hand rather impressive since we started out by being 60 … Continue reading Computing Self-Organizing Maps in a Massively Parallel Way with CUDA. Part 2: Algorithms
Computing Self-Organizing Maps in a Massively Parallel Way with CUDA. Part 1: F#
By 2017, it is expected that GPUs will no longer be an external accelerator to a CPU; instead, CPUs and GPUs will be integrated on the same die with a unified memory architecture. Such a system eliminates some of accelerator architectures’ historical challenges, including requiring the programmer to manage multiple memory spaces, suffering from bandwidth … Continue reading Computing Self-Organizing Maps in a Massively Parallel Way with CUDA. Part 1: F#
