Le et al., 2020 - Google Patents
AlloX: Compute allocation in hybrid clustersLe et al., 2020
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- Le T
- Sun X
- Chowdhury M
- Liu Z
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- Proceedings of the fifteenth european conference on computer Systems
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Modern deep learning frameworks support a variety of hardware, including CPU, GPU, and other accelerators, to perform computation. In this paper, we study how to schedule jobs over such interchangeable resources-each with a different rate of computation-to optimize …
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