CEID Course on High Performance Computing - Coursework
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CEID Course on High Performance Computing - Coursework
Parallel GPU Inverse Distance Weighting
GPGPU Inverse Distance Weighting using matrix vector multiplication
This project is a part of my thesis focusing on researching and applying the general-purpose graphics processing unit (GPGPU) in high performance computing. In this project, I applied GPU Computing and the parallel programming model CUDA to solve the diffusion equation.
GPU-based large scale Approx. Nearest Neighbor Search, accepted at CVPR 2016
Modelling parallel processing with GPU
This CUDA code solves for steady Stokes flow for a channel of width one, length one, and with a pressure drop of magnitude P between the inlet and the outlet.
Projects from graduate General Purpose Graphics Processioning Unit (GPGPU) computing course. Parallel algorithms using CUDA
⏱️ 📈 💎 Projects based in High Performance Computing Labs. This projects was built using C++ (C Plus Plus) and CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture). This repository it's based in some practical lab exercises and examples related with High Performance Computing, among many others!
A collection of GPU and high-performance computing programs written in CUDA for CS89.25/189.3, a graduate-level CS course at Dartmouth.
CUDA Finite Difference Library
Fundamentals of Accelerated Computing C/C++ is a course provided by NVIDIA.
5 problem sets of parallel programming on CPU and GPU. University projects for High Performance Computing Systems (Fall 2016).
AD with Enzyme through Lulesh.
A way to compute PCA through CUDA and GPU
An ultra-fast, GPU-based large graph embedding algorithm utilizing a novel coarsening algorithm requiring not more than a single GPU.
In this repository, you will find a serial and distributed GPU-based implementation of the ray tracing simulation.
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