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Allow task scheduler memory pool to be used by tasks #747

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hcedwar opened this issue Apr 25, 2017 · 0 comments
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Allow task scheduler memory pool to be used by tasks #747

hcedwar opened this issue Apr 25, 2017 · 0 comments
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hcedwar commented Apr 25, 2017

The incomplete matrix factorization task-dag algorithm needs dynamically allocated scratch space that persists across tasks but does not persist beyond the task-dag. Allowing the task scheduler's memory pool to be used by the tasks would satisfy this requirement. The factorization algorithm must estimate the total memory required for scratch space plus "live" tasks when constructing the task scheduler and its memory pool.
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@hcedwar hcedwar added the Enhancement Improve existing capability; will potentially require voting label Apr 25, 2017
@hcedwar hcedwar added this to the 2017-June-end milestone Apr 25, 2017
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@hcedwar hcedwar added this to In Progress in On-node Task DAG Apr 26, 2017
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@hcedwar hcedwar moved this from In Progress to In Develop in On-node Task DAG May 12, 2017
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@hcedwar hcedwar moved this from In Develop to Done in On-node Task DAG Jun 1, 2017
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