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Publications of Torsten Hoefler  
P. Yebenes, J. Escudero-Sahuquillo, P. J. Garcia, F. J. Quiles, Torsten Hoefler:
 
  |  |   | Improving Non-Minimal and Adaptive Routing Algorithms in Slim Fly Networks
   (In Proceedings of the  25th Annual Symposium on High-Performance Interconnects (HOTI'17), Aug. 2017)  Best Student Paper at HOTI'17 
 
 AbstractInterconnection networks must meet the communication demands of current High-Performance Computing systems. In order to interconnect efficiently the end nodes of these
    systems with a good performance-to-cost ratio, new network
    topologies have been proposed in the last years which leverage
    high-radix switches, such as Slim Fly. Adversarial-like traffic
    patterns, however, may reduce severely the performance of Slim
    Fly networks when using only minimal-path routing. In order to
    mitigate the performance degradation in these scenarios, Slim
    Fly networks should configure an oblivious or adaptive non-minimal routing. The non-minimal routing algorithms proposed
    for Slim Fly usually rely on Valiant’s algorithm to select the paths,
      at the cost of doubling the average path-length, as well as the
      number of Virtual Channels (VCs) required to prevent deadlocks.
      Moreover, Valiant may introduce additional inefficiencies when
      applied to Slim Fly networks, such as the “turn-around problem”
      that we analyze in this work. With the aim of overcoming these
      drawbacks, we propose in this paper two variants of the Valiant’s
      algorithm that improve the non-minimal path selection in Slim
      Fly networks. They are designed to be combined with adaptive
      routing algorithms that rely on Valiant to select non-minimal
      paths, such as UGAL or PAR, which we have adapted to the Slim
      Fly topology. Through the results from simulation experiments,
      we show that our proposals improve the network performance
      and/or reduce the number of required VCs to prevent deadlocks,
even in scenarios with adversarial-like traffic.
 
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  |  |   | BibTeX |  @inproceedings{,   author={P. Yebenes and J. Escudero-Sahuquillo and P. J. Garcia and F. J. Quiles and Torsten Hoefler},   title={{Improving Non-Minimal and Adaptive Routing Algorithms in Slim Fly Networks}},   year={2017},   month={Aug.},   booktitle={Proceedings of the  25th Annual Symposium on High-Performance Interconnects (HOTI'17)},   source={http://www.unixer.de/~htor/publications/}, } |  
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