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I have a few questions regarding your paper, "Large Graph Convolutional Network Training with GPU-Oriented Data Communication Architecture." When the GPU starts training the GNN, is all the data already copied onto the GPU? Is the use of zero-copy technology intended to disperse data reading from the CPU to the GPU to avoid the traditional DMA's need to perform gather operations? In other words, is zero-copy used to manage the transfer of data to the GPU more efficiently, rather than having the GNN operations directly read from the CPU DRAM during training?
Thank you for your time and clarification.
Best regards,
Changyuan
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Dear Kun Wu,
I hope this message finds you well.
I have a few questions regarding your paper, "Large Graph Convolutional Network Training with GPU-Oriented Data Communication Architecture." When the GPU starts training the GNN, is all the data already copied onto the GPU? Is the use of zero-copy technology intended to disperse data reading from the CPU to the GPU to avoid the traditional DMA's need to perform gather operations? In other words, is zero-copy used to manage the transfer of data to the GPU more efficiently, rather than having the GNN operations directly read from the CPU DRAM during training?
Thank you for your time and clarification.
Best regards,
Changyuan
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: