Example #1
0
def test_model_dict_group():
    data = [('a','b',10., 1.), ('a','b',100., 1.),
            ('b','a',10., 1.), ('b','a',100., 1.)]
    d = model_dict_group(data)
    mod_dict = d['a', 'b']
    int, slope = mod_dict['intercept'], mod_dict['slope']

    assert abs(int-1)<.000001 and abs(slope - 0) < .000001
Example #2
0
def commtime_dict_mpi(network, nbytes=[10, 100, 1000, 10000]):
    """
    inputs
        network - dict like {(A, B): {'type': 'mpi'}}
        nbytes  - iterable of byte counts

    outputs
        network - dict like {(A, B): {'type': 'mpi', 'intercept':1, 'slope':2}}
    """
    # TODO: This is incorrect. We're assuming that the network is a clique
    hosts = set(host for (send, recv) in network for host in (send, recv)
                if network[send, recv]['type'] is 'mpi')

    performance = model_dict_group(comm_times_group(nbytes, hosts))

    # inject new information into network dict
    return {key: merge(network[key], performance[key]) for key in performance}
Example #3
0
File: mpi.py Project: mrocklin/ape
def commtime_dict_mpi(network, nbytes=[10, 100, 1000, 10000]):
    """
    inputs
        network - dict like {(A, B): {'type': 'mpi'}}
        nbytes  - iterable of byte counts

    outputs
        network - dict like {(A, B): {'type': 'mpi', 'intercept':1, 'slope':2}}
    """
    # TODO: This is incorrect. We're assuming that the network is a clique
    hosts = set(host for (send, recv) in network
                     for host in (send, recv)
                     if network[send, recv]['type'] is 'mpi')

    performance = model_dict_group(comm_times_group(nbytes, hosts))

    # inject new information into network dict
    return {key: merge(network[key], performance[key]) for key in performance}