Vectorised a nested conditional function for gpuarray & arrayfun

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Sendy Phang
Sendy Phang 2014년 10월 9일
답변: Daniel Simmons 2014년 10월 10일
Hi, I have a class which has many arrays and a nested functions.
The goal is I want to make all the arrays as gpuarray and use arrayfun, to be run in GPU, thus I'd like to have them well vectorised. Any thought? Thanks
%%the class
classdef egclass < handle
properties
cond = [1 1 1 0 0];
x = [10 20 30 40 50];
y = [0 0 0 0 0];
out= [0 0 0 0 0];
end
end
%%the function
function doOperation(eg)
[nR,nC] = size(eg.cond);
%%need to be vectorised!!!
for i = 1:nC
if eg.cond(i) == 0
doTimes(eg,i);
end
if eg.cond(i) == 1
doAdd(eg,i);
end
end
end
function doTimes(eg,i)
eg.out(i) = eg.x(i) * eg.y(i);
end
function doAdd(eg,i)
eg.out(i) = eg.x(i) + eg.y(i);
end
%%debug.m
clear all; clc;
eg = egclass;
doOperation(eg);

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Daniel Simmons
Daniel Simmons 2014년 10월 10일
Hi Sendy,
If you're trying to use arrayfun to pass the arrays to the GPU inside the class, this is no problem! Just use this as your member function:
function doOperation(eg)
gpu_x = gpuArray( eg.x );
gpu_y = gpuArray( eg.y );
gpu_cond = gpuArray( eg.cond );
eg.out = arrayfun( @doAddOrTimes, gpu_cond , gpu_x, gpu_x );
end
where the "doAddOrTimes" function will incorporate the "if" statement. Of course, this function, and any others used on the GPU, will have to be an external function with no class attributes. As far as I'm aware, manipulating classes on the GPU is not possible.
Dan

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