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A family of NVIDIA GPUs that can be used for graphics or compute purposes

Kepler, named after the famous scientist Johannes Kepler, is a name referring to a family of NVIDIA GPUs which appear in the GeForce (graphics), Quadro (professional graphics) and Tesla (compute) product families.

Kepler GPUs offer higher performance and other new features over previous previous NVIDIA GPU families (such as Fermi) including compute capabilities such as Hyper-Q and Dynamic Parallelism. The Kepler instruction set offers new instructions not found in previous families, such as funnel shift. Current Kepler GPUs have a compute capability of cc 3.0 or 3.5.

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use multiple stores in a single react project

In my react web app, I want to integrate kepler. The only tutorial that I found requires me to add redux. Since I already have a redux store and setup (for login/logout), I am unable to merge and integrate kepler into…
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How to disable side pannel of kepler.gl map?

I am working on kepler.gl. I want to disable the side panel of kepler.gl map. I don't want to show the side panel of kepler.gl to my customer. This is my code to display my data on kepler.gl map. In this code, I am reading data from API and display…
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Kepler data - Python untendy issue

I am trying to reduce kepler time series data. I decided to use the "untrendy" package. Yet there seems to be a small issue with the outputted data. The points at which original kepler data (lower plot) drop or rise causes "spikes" in the detrended…
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nvmlDeviceGetPowerManagementMode() always returning NVML_ERROR_INVALID_ARGUMENT?

I am writing a code to measure the power usage of an NVIDIA Tesla K20 GPU (Kepler architecture) periodically using the NVML API. Variables: nvmlReturn_t result; nvmlEnableState_t pmmode; nvmlDevice_t nvmlDeviceID; unsigned int powerInt; Basic…
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Eclipse Glassfish 4.0 Unable to start server on time

I fight with glassfish on eclipse through 2 days and I still can't run my server. When I try to start my server, (loading) progress bar hangs on 69% and obtain message like: Unable to start server on time java.util.concurrent.timeoutexception Server…
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Python Kepler´s law Plotting

I shall plot the earth surrounding the sun. Therefore the task is splitted into 2 subtasks. At the first task I shall approximate that the motion is one a circle. I used following code to get the solution but somehow the programm will edit one dot…
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Maximum number of threads for a kernel

I am new to cuda programming. I am working on Kepler GPU which has 3.2 compute_capability 1024 max_threads_per_block 1 Multiprocessor 2048 max._threads per_Multiprocessor 2147483647 grid size Does this mean that I can only assign 2048 for a…
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Max Warps on a GK110 GPU

According to the GK110 whitepaper, each SMX has a maximum of 64 warps and a maximum thread capacity of 2048 threads. My question is this: Does each SMX always operate at this maximum resident warp number of 64 (assuming no thread divergence and a…
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"could not create Vfs.Dir" in WAR project with JAR

I have a WAR project which uses 'org.reflections' JAR, and it throws this error: org.reflections.Reflections - could not create Vfs.Dir from url. ignoring the exception and continuing. This only happens with this WAR, I have others that work…
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Pretty print in Eclipse CDT: unable to look at any variable

I'm developing a QT based application on ARM, iMX6 device. Using toolchain from Freescale and Eclipse CDT Kepler, I would like to use pretty printer with GDB. I followed the tutorial on http://anadoxin.org/blog/node/98 and the setup seems fine (no…
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Is the nvidia kepler shuffle "destructive"?

I'm using the implementation of the parallel reduction on CUDA using new kepler's shuffle instructions, similar to this: http://devblogs.nvidia.com/parallelforall/faster-parallel-reductions-kepler/ I was searching for the minima of rows in a given…
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kepler blocks per mp?

I am readind from kepler whitepaper here that kepler supports up to 16 blocks / mp. But threads/blocks = 1024 and threads/mp = 2048 ,hence blocks/mp = 2 . Am I missing something here?
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Profiling L2 cache on CUDA compute capability 3.x with nvprof

I have a problem profiling the L2 cache on my CUDA card of compute capability 3.5. In Kepler (3.x) the loads from global memory are cached only in L2 and never in L1. My question is how do I use nvprof (command-line profiler) to find the hit rate my…
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what is the L1 cache throughput in Nvidia's Kepler?

I would like to know the throughout, latency, and the number of banks in Kepler's L1 cache (read only 'texture' and normal cache). in a CUDA program, I'm reading the same data multiple times by different threads, I need to know if i'm bound by the…
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vpython) How to simulate kepler's 2nd law?

I'm very new to python but I need to simulate kepler's second law through vpython! I've got the orbit going so far but I don't know how to code the sweeping motion and how to code the r, theta etc. Can anyone help?…
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