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    Application of Self OrganizingMaps for Investigating Network

    Latency on Broadcast-basedDistributed Shared Memory

    Multiprocessor

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    INTRODUCTION

    Distributed shared memory(DSM)

    multiprocessor, which represent a successful

    hybrid of two parallel computer classes :-1. Shared memory multiprocessor

    2. Distributed computer systems.

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    DSM multiprocessor systems are an

    attractive and viable platform for both Parallel

    and Mainstream computing.Due to its advantages in terms of

    1. Scalability

    2. Programmability

    3. Cost effectiveness

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    Aim of DSM system

    To combine of PROGRAMMING of shared

    memory multiprocessors with the

    SCALABILITY of distributed computersystems.

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    DSM system

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    Remote Memory Latency

    To achieve high performance in DSM

    multiprocessor Remote Memory Access time must

    be minimized

    RML is caused by accessing a memory location in a

    processor other than the one originating the request

    Network latency is major component of remote

    memory latency

    Cause most of the time is consumed in

    communication over the interconnection network

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    Developing methods to minimize the network

    latency in broadcast-based optical DSM

    multiprocessors requires the knowledge ofthe effect of DSM parameters on the network

    latency

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    Self-Organizing

    Maps

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    Overview

    Self organizing map (SOM) is a data visualization techniqueinvented by kohonen

    SOM is a way to represent higher dimensional data in anusually 2-D or 3-D manner, such that similar data is groupedtogether.

    It runs unsupervised and performs the grouping on its own.

    SOM is accepted as Analysis tool.

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    SOM Structure (kohonen)

    Every node is connected to the input the same way, and nonodes are connected to each other.

    In a SOM that judges RGB color values and tries to group similar

    colors together, each square pixel in the display is a node inthe SOM.

    Notice in the converged SOM above that dark blue is near lightblue and dark green is near light green.

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    We use SOM to investigate the realtionship

    between the network latency and several

    DSM parameters on the SimultaneousOptical Multiprocessor Exchange

    Bus(SOME-Bus)

    SOME-Bus is high bandwidth, optical and

    broadcast-based interconnection network

    supporting DSM.

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    An event based discrete simulator

    Is developed for simulating a SOME-Bus

    system Which containing 64 nodes,

    Each of which has Processor, a Directorycontroller, A cache controller, and an output

    channel.

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    Node model of DSM-basedSOME-bus system

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    State diagram of acb_fifo inOPNET modeler

    initarrival

    startcomp

    l

    idle

    arrival

    arrival

    default

    default

    default

    Queue empty

    Svc completion

    Server busy & insert ok

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    Dataset details

    Two thousand data points have been collected in order

    to create a dataset for study.

    Dataset includes 6 parameters

    1. Miss rate to a modified block (Pm)2. Fraction of write misses (Pw)

    3. Probability of having an upgrade ownership request message

    (Puor)

    4. Probability of having a cache full (Pcf)

    5. Ratio of the mean thread run time to mean message transfer time

    (T/R)

    6. Network latency

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    In observed simulation

    Pw ranges from 0.15 to 0.7

    Pm takes values varying between 0.2 and0.6

    The ration varies between 0.05 and 1

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    Let m =miss rate F= number of instruction

    per second performed by the processor at

    each node, S= mean msg size in bytes andC= channel bandwidth(bytes/s)

    Ratio of the mean thread run time to the

    mean message transfer time T/R=mSF/C

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    CONCLUSION

    This paper presents a new application domain

    for the use of SOM.

    In this paper SOM have been used to

    investigate the ralation between network latency

    and important DSM parameters

    The result shows that network latency has

    highest correlation with T/R while Pcf has theleast effect on the values of network latency

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    Puor requires high Pw values to

    demonstrate strength on network latency

    values. Low values of Pw and Pm will yield low

    network latencies

    Low values of Pw together with high valuesof Pm have a detractive effect on network

    latency