R. K. Bhargava, G. Fox, Chao-Wei Ou, S. Ranka, V. Singh
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The key problem in efficiently executing irregular and unstructured data parallel applications is partitioning the data to minimize communication while balancing the load. Partitioning such applications can be posed as a graph-partitioning problem based on the computational graph. The partitioning problem is in the class of NP-complete problems; hence exact solutions are computationally intractable for large problems. However, good suboptimal solutions are sufficient for effective parallelization of a large class of these applications. We are currently developing a library of partitioners based on physical optimization and related methods. In this paper, we describe an outline of the different methods and current status of our library.<>