Multithreading with N thread
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How I can create N threads that run specific function parallely? I don't matter if it's slower than single thread and I don't matter if I'm adding a lot overhead, but I need that N instaces of function will be runned "potentially parallely". For exemple if I have 8 thread I would that all 8 functions associated to thread will be execute concurrently and I could have that first thread is at 20% of progress and the second thread at 17% of progress and so on for all threads that i want to create! I report this simple test code that I'm trying to execute:
n = 8;
input = cell(1,n);
for i = 1:n
input{i} = {i};
end
cluster = parcluster;
cluster.NumThreads = n;
j = createJob(parcluster);
tasks = createTask(j, @run, 0, input);
submit(j)
wait(j)
function seed = run(seed)
disp('prova')
for index = 1:100
dlmwrite(sprintf('/tmp/Seed_%d_progress.txt', seed), index);
pause(0.4);
end
end
I hope I was clear in my spiegation
3 个评论
OCDER
2018-6-23
Have you already considered using parfor?
If so, why doesn't parfor work in your application?
Andrea Stevanato
2018-6-23
Andrea Stevanato
2018-6-23
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NEW ANSWER
Matlab has it own scheduler called Matlab job scheduler (MJS). This will handle all your job scheduling. If you want a custom job scheduler, you'll have to use a third party job scheduler. Read:
OLD ANSWER
parfor will execute each iteration in parallel depending on how many cores you haves. If you have a quad-core processor, you can only do 4 at a time.
parfor j = 1:8 %treat each "iteration" as each worker
Out{j} = runFun(Input{j}); %slice your inputs and outputs so each worker are independent of eachother
end
%NOTE! Do NOT label your function "run" as that is a built-in matlab function.
Now, if you want the progress bar for each worker though, that's a little bit tricky. There are workarounds to that as seen in the Mathwork File Exchange site.
13 个评论
Andrea Stevanato
2018-6-24
Andrea Stevanato
2018-6-24
OCDER
2018-6-25
Sorry, I'm not understanding why you want to do this. Are you just trying to speed some code up, or design an app to control processing across parallel workers?
Maybe look into Asynchronous Parallel Computing functions. There are some ways to send a function to all workers in parallel via parfeval or parfevalOnAll. https://www.mathworks.com/help/distcomp/asynchronous-parallel-programming.html
If nothing works for your application, you could still use C++ to do your process scheduling via MEX routines.
Andrea Stevanato
2018-6-25
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2018-6-25
OCDER
2018-6-25
"I need that all function could be evaluate by some worker at each time." You mean something like this?
%N functions to be evaluated by N workers
Funcs = {@(x) pause(x), @(x) pause(x+1), @(x) pause(x+2)};
x = 1:3; %N number of different inputs
parfor j = 1:3 %Have each worker process a function in parallel
Funcs{j}(x(j));
end
Andrea Stevanato
2018-6-25
Andrea Stevanato
2018-6-26
OCDER
2018-6-26
Matlab has it own scheduler called Matlab job scheduler (MJS). This will handle all your job scheduling. If you want a custom job scheduler, you'll have to use a third party job scheduler. Read:
Andrea Stevanato
2018-6-26
OCDER
2018-6-26
Depends on what your end-game goal is. Is that what you want to do - run 1 job with N tasks by W workers? Or run N jobs with 1 task by W workers? Both will work, depending on what you define a "job" is - a function, set of functions, etc.
Andrea Stevanato
2018-6-26
OCDER
2018-6-26
Yup, that solution is correct. Create a job with N independent tasks to be run by W workers.
Andrea Stevanato
2018-6-26
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