Fast Fourier Transform Using a Distributed Computing System
AssigneeInteractic Holdings, LLC
InventorsCoke S. Reed, Ronald R. Denny, Michael R. Ives, Terence J. Donnelly
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AssigneeInteractic Holdings, LLC
InventorsCoke S. Reed, Ronald R. Denny, Michael R. Ives, Terence J. Donnelly
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Techniques are disclosed relating to performing Fast Fourier Transforms (FFTs) using distributed processing. In some embodiments, results of local transforms that are performed in parallel by networked processing nodes are scattered across processing nodes in the network and then aggregated. This may transpose the local transforms and store data in the correct placement for performing further local transforms to generate a final FFT result. The disclosed techniques may allow latency of the scattering and aggregating to be hidden behind processing time, in various embodiments, which may greatly reduce the time taken to perform FFT operations on large input data sets.
A method for performing a Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) using a system comprising a plurality of processing nodes, wherein each of the plurality of processing nodes includes a respective local memory and a respective local network interface (NI), wherein the plurality of processing nodes are configured to communicatively couple to a network via the NIs, the method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium having instructions stored thereon that are executable to perform a Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) by a computing system that includes a plurality of processing nodes, wherein each of the plurality of processing nodes includes a respective local memory and a respective local network interface (NI), wherein the plurality of processing nodes are configured to communicatively couple to a network via the NIs, wherein the instructions are executable to perform operations comprising:
A method for data processing using a system comprising a plurality of processing nodes, wherein each of the plurality of processing nodes includes a respective local memory and a respective local network interface (NI), wherein the plurality of processing nodes are configured to communicatively couple to a network via the NIs, the method comprising:
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