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/*! \page ndPage Nested Dissection-based ordering | ||
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\section nd_algorithm ND algorithm | ||
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ND is a serial ordering algorithm for graphs or sparse matrices that runs on the local graph for the node. | ||
ND computes a nested dissection based ordering recursively by computing edge separators and then computing a | ||
vertex cover based on the resulting boundary graph (from a bipartite matching of that boundary graph). | ||
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ND is currently an experimental method. In order to use, add "-D Zoltan2_ENABLE_Experimental:BOOL=ON" to | ||
cmake options. | ||
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\subsection nd_input Input | ||
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ND expects a Zoltan2::GraphModel object. | ||
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\subsection rcm_parameters Parameters | ||
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In order to enable ND: | ||
- order_method should be set to "nd" | ||
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The following parameters are used by the ND algorithm: | ||
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- \ref num_global_parts -- specifies the target number parts to use when computing the nested dissection ordering | ||
- \ref edge_separator_method (currently "rcb" or "phg") -- partitiong method to use when calculating edge separator | ||
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\subsection nd_solution Solution | ||
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An ND solution is a permutation, currently given as a list of local ids. | ||
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\subsection nd_source Source | ||
Zoltan2_AlgND.hpp is the source file for ND. | ||
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*/ |
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