Tuning the Interpolation Basis in a Multigrid Decomposition for Local Error Control

In the compression of scientific data, error-controlled compressors enable to considerably decrease the size of the dataset while maintaining adequate levels of accuracy. In this paper, we note that multi-level refactoring scheme such as MGARD i) rely on an approximation of the data based on the interpolation of coefficients, ii) estimate the resulting error with global metrics on the dataset. To improve on these two aspects, we propose a method that aims to divide the original dataset into blocks based on their smoothness and refactors each block separately with the most relevant interpolation order. We show the relevance of such a method on tailored datasets and the benefits and challenges when applying it to large scientific data.

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2024-12-15
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https://doi.org/10.1109/bigdata62323.2024.10825507
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Advanced Numerical Methods in Computational Mathematics
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Tuning the Interpolation Basis in a Multigrid Decomposition for Local Error Control

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Tuning the Interpolation Basis in a Multigrid Decomposition for Local Error Control

Richard Archibald, Nicolas Vidal, Qian Gong, Viktor Reshniak, Scott Klasky
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Abstract

In the compression of scientific data, error-controlled compressors enable to considerably decrease the size of the dataset while maintaining adequate levels of accuracy. In this paper, we note that multi-level refactoring scheme such as MGARD i) rely on an approximation of the data based on the interpolation of coefficients, ii) estimate the resulting error with global metrics on the dataset. To improve on these two aspects, we propose a method that aims to divide the original dataset into blocks based on their smoothness and refactors each block separately with the most relevant interpolation order. We show the relevance of such a method on tailored datasets and the benefits and challenges when applying it to large scientific data.

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Advanced Numerical Methods in Computational Mathematics
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