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Enhancing the Power of Polyhedral-Based Optimizations with Coordinate-Based Hill Climbing
This paper describes our experience extending the polyhedral compiler Pluto with a lightweight, coordinate-wise hill-climbing tuner that adjusts numeric transformation parameters, such as tile sizes and thread-block dimensions, after Pluto selects the kernel's loop structure. To ensure fast converge
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