FSU_2010_PARFOR
Parallel MATLAB at FSU: Parallel FOR Loops
These slides are part of the presentation materials for a
lecture on parallel MATLAB, as implemented on the computer cluster
at Florida State University's Department of Scientific Computing.
The lecture was presented on 12 April 2010.
A PDF version is available as
../../presentations/fsu_2010_parfor.pdf.
The files used for this presentation include
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compute.m,
a MATLAB function, part of the MD program, which computes interparticle forces.
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fsu_2010_parfor.tex,
"Parallel MATLAB at FSU: PARFOR and Local Parallel Programming".
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integrate.m,
a MATLAB function which estimates the integral of a function f(x);
it is to be converted into a parallel program using PARFOR.
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local_matlab.png,
an image that suggests the system of local workers available
on a desktop machine.
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md_profile.pdf,
the performance report returned by MATLAB's profile command for
the MD program.
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md_speedup.png,
a plot of the speedup in execution time for a parallel version of the
MD program.
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ode_sweep_display.m,
a MATLAB function which plots the data computed by ode_sweep_parfor.
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ode_sweep_parfor.m,
a MATLAB function which evaluates the maximum value of the solution
of an ODE for a given set of parameters.
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ode_sweep_parfor.png,
an image of a plot of the maximum solution values over a range
of two parameters.
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parallel_matlab.png,
an image that suggests the system of local and remote workers available
to a user via the Distributed Compute Server.
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prime_number.m,
a MATLAB function to count the number of primes less than or equal to N.
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prime_number.png,
an image that suggests the prime number sieve.
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prime_number_parallel.m,
a parallel MATLAB function to count the number of primes less than or equal to N.
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prime_number_parallel_run.m,
interactive commands to run the parallel version of the prime number function.
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prime_number_script.m,
a version of the prime number function rewritten as a script.
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spring_mass.png,
an image of a spring-mass system.
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Last revised on 10 March 2010.