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As long as I know Matlab take advantage of MKL.
[1] How can it happen that for the same unsymmetric sparse matrix (size of 20, 000 x 20, 000) that
In Matlab using A\\b and MKL PARDISO using steps ( analysis and symbolic factorization, numerical factorization forward and backward substitution including iterative refinement, termination to release all internal solver memory) I got about 300 times better performacne using Matlab than using PARDISO. ( I used the same CPU Intel i7 in tests).
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[2] Are there any special options that could be applied to speed-up performance for PARDISO ?
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adams,
yes, Matlab uses MKL inside. The performance problem that you bring to our attention is quite newfor us.How can we check it? Can you give us this unsymmetricmatrix for performing the result on our side?
What version of MKL you using? OS?
Was it in-core, hybrid or out-of-core modes?
Can you give the concrete performance numbers you got?
--Gennady
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