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Add relative and absolute residual norm stopping criteria #577
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LGTM! Do you actually test with different values for the different tests? It didn't look to me like that was the case when skimming over the CUDA tests.
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First part of my review. ( I do not check the test yet)
I think we need to keep the include/ginkgo/core/stop/residual_norm_reduction.hpp
to keep the header interface. include/ginkgo/core/stop/residual_norm_reduction.hpp
containing include/ginkgo/core/stop/residual_norm.hpp
should be enough here.
core/stop/residual_norm.cpp
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stoppingId, setFinalized, stop_status, &this->device_storage_, | ||
&all_converged, one_changed)); | ||
if (dense_tau->get_size()[1] > 1) { | ||
} |
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Is anything missing here?
I would still keep the abstract class name as |
@pratik I would disagree there, since to me the Reduction in the name refers to the amount we reduce the residual norm by, while e.g. for Absolute/RelativeResidualNorm we give an exact tolerance, not a reduction factor. Basically to me, the different derived classes are different types of stopping criteria that are based on the residual norm in general, not necessarily its reduction. |
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Some minor things.
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You mean different values for the tolerance? No, I use the same value as was used before for the ResidualNormReduction criterion.. |
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For the test, I would like to use the following way.
Each test uses same b
and initial residual
which are not equal to 1 and different.
(for example, b is 1e3 but initial residual 1e-3)
they will need different final residual to pass them such that we can make sure they have different behavior.
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LGTM. Is any reason to use different cases in multiple rhs tests? Some uses 1 for rhs and initial residual, but others use 100 for initial residual and 10 for rhs.
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LGTM! I like the usage of 0.9 and 1.1.
#ifndef GKO_CORE_STOP_RESIDUAL_NORM_REDUCTION_HPP_ | ||
#define GKO_CORE_STOP_RESIDUAL_NORM_REDUCTION_HPP_ |
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Keep this?
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LGTM. A small comment on test_install
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@@ -351,7 +351,7 @@ int main(int, char **) | |||
auto time = gko::stop::Time::build() | |||
.with_time_limit(std::chrono::milliseconds(10)) | |||
.on(refExec); | |||
// residual_norm_reduction.hpp | |||
// residual_norm.hpp | |||
auto res_red = gko::stop::ResidualNormReduction<>::build() |
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You need to add similar checks with the new RelativeResidualNorm and Absolute.
@@ -343,7 +343,7 @@ int main(int, char **) | |||
auto time = gko::stop::Time::build() | |||
.with_time_limit(std::chrono::milliseconds(10)) | |||
.on(cudaExec); | |||
// residual_norm_reduction.hpp | |||
// residual_norm.hpp |
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Same here.
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LGTM!
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Related PR: #583
This PR adds stopping criteria for relative (to norm(b)) and absolute residual norm.
It abstracts the three criteria
ResidualNormReduction,
RelativeResidualNorm
andAbsoluteResidualNorm,
which only differ in the way they initializestarting_tau_
fromResidualNorm
.If someone has a better name for the base class, I am open to suggestions, maybe something line
ResidualNormCriterion
?Closes #147