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Closing the Prediction Gap: Completing Machine Shape So That Predicted Time, Power, Energy, and Mapping Match What Real Hardware Does
A companion paper derives a weighted, communication free partition for heterogeneous, multi institution device ensembles from each device measured shape, rho_machine(d), validated on real hardware. Its experiments show rho_machine is incomplete: fp32 to fp16 speedup and power shifts are not fully in
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