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LOCATION:Meeting Room C4.6\, Level 4 (Convention Centre)
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SUMMARY:GPU Programming Primitives for Computer Graphics
DESCRIPTION:Daniel Meister (Advanced Micro Devices, Advanced Micro Devices
 , Inc. (AMD)); Daniel Meister and Atsushi Yoshimura (Advanced Micro Device
 s, Inc. (AMD)); and Chih-Chen Kao (Advanced Micro Devices, Advanced Micro 
 Devices, Inc. (AMD))\n\nVarious parallel algorithms can be decomposed into
  programming primitives that share similar patterns. This course focuses o
 n studying these programming primitives and their applicability in compute
 r graphics, specifically in the context of massively parallel processing o
 n GPUs. The course begins by establishing a theoretical foundation, follow
 ed by practical examples and real-world applications. We explain two pivot
 al algorithms: parallel reduction and parallel prefix scan in detail, disc
 ussing their variants and different implementations. Afterward, we provide
  a collection of more advanced techniques and tricks applicable across var
 ious domains. At the end of the course, we also briefly discuss code optim
 ization.\n\nRegistration Category: Full Access\n\n
URL:https://asia.siggraph.org/2023/full-program?id=crs_114&sess=sess107
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