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GPU_inspiralGPU_inspiral is a low-latency, high performance many-core implementation of the matched-filter gravitational wave search algorithm, developed by the RMKI Virgo Group. The base is an architecture and vendor independent OpenCL code. The sub algorithms implemented so far are the following:
PerformancePerformence test was done on a 2048 sec long data chunk, 500 template of 64 sec long was filtered. The code run on an Nvidia Tesla C2050. To produce the SNR time series it took ~17 sec forgpu_inpiral , this has to be compare with the ~40 minutes necessary for lalapps_inspiral to produce the same result.
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