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SCHEDULE: NOV 15-20, 2015
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Performance Optimization for the K-Nearest Neighbors Kernel on x86 Architectures
SESSION: Data Clustering
EVENT TYPE: Papers
EVENT TAG(S): Applications, Analytics, Simulation
TIME: 11:00AM - 11:30AM
SESSION CHAIR(S): Vijay Gadepally
AUTHOR(S):Chenhan D. Yu, Jianyu Huang, Woody Austin, Bo Xiao, George Biros
ROOM:18CD
ABSTRACT:
Nearest neighbor search is a cornerstone problem in computational geometry, non-parametric statistics, and machine learning. For N points, exhaustive search requires quadratic work, but many fast algorithms reduce the complexity for exact and approximate searches. The common kernel (kNN kernel) in all these algorithms solves many small-size problems exactly using exhaustive search. We propose an efficient implementation and performance analysis for the kNN kernel on x86 architectures. By fusing the distance calculation with the neighbor selection, we are able to utilize memory throughput. We present an analysis of the algorithm and explain parameter selection. We perform an experimental study varying the size of the problem, the dimension of the dataset, and the number of nearest neighbors. Overall we observe significant speedups. For example, when searching for 16 neighbors in a point dataset with 1.6 million points in 64 dimensions, our kernel is over 4 times faster than existing methods.
Chair/Author Details:
Vijay Gadepally (Chair) - Massachusetts Institute of Technology|
Chenhan D. Yu - The University of Texas at Austin
Jianyu Huang - The University of Texas at Austin
Woody Austin - The University of Texas at Austin
Bo Xiao - The University of Texas at Austin
George Biros - The University of Texas at Austin
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