Acceleration of CUDA Kernels through Fusion Measurements for AvgPool2D and ReLU

Acceleration of LLMs (large language models) requires the use of always advancing compiler technologies. The fusion of operators is one of the promising techniques to considerably improve the throughput of LLMs. This paper discusses the impact of operator fusion on the direct operator performance. The paper compares throughputs between pure CPU implementation, versus two kernel implementations versus a fused single kernel solution for AvgPool2D fused with ReLU.

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2025-02-28
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https://doi.org/10.5121/csit.2024.150213
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Nuclear reactor physics and engineering
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Acceleration of CUDA Kernels through Fusion Measurements for AvgPool2D and ReLU

Andreas Falkenberg
Nuclear reactor physics and engineering
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Acceleration of CUDA Kernels through Fusion Measurements for AvgPool2D and ReLU

Andreas Falkenberg
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Acceleration of LLMs (large language models) requires the use of always advancing compiler technologies. The fusion of operators is one of the promising techniques to considerably improve the throughput of LLMs. This paper discusses the impact of operator fusion on the direct operator performance. The paper compares throughputs between pure CPU implementation, versus two kernel implementations versus a fused single kernel solution for AvgPool2D fused with ReLU.

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Nuclear reactor physics and engineering
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