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Speed up code on GPU by removing nested for loops
Got it! pp = exp(bsxfun(@plus, (1i*pi*lambda*z0*(delta0*(iii - Nx/2 -1)).^2), (1i*pi*lambda*z0*(delta0*(jjj - Ny/2 -1)).^2...
Speed up code on GPU by removing nested for loops
Got it! pp = exp(bsxfun(@plus, (1i*pi*lambda*z0*(delta0*(iii - Nx/2 -1)).^2), (1i*pi*lambda*z0*(delta0*(jjj - Ny/2 -1)).^2...
7 years ago | 0
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Speed up code on GPU by removing nested for loops
Another array expansion problem, but slightly different: for ii = 1:Nx for jj = 1:Ny u = delta0*(ii - Nx/2 -...
Speed up code on GPU by removing nested for loops
Another array expansion problem, but slightly different: for ii = 1:Nx for jj = 1:Ny u = delta0*(ii - Nx/2 -...
7 years ago | 0
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Speed up code on GPU by removing nested for loops
Hello! I'm trying to speed up the following element-by-element array operation using the parallel computing toolbox. Is this a g...
7 years ago | 4 answers | 0
