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Free and Open Source Video editor for Windows and Linux, includes Camtasia Studio! - SeuPirate. Applian Replay Music 8.0.1.13 - SeuPirate. Category:2004 video games Category:Android (operating system) games Category:Camtasia Category:Free video games Category:IOS games Category:Video games developed in the United StatesQ: Difference between FLOP and Execution Count? I am working with image processing using deep learning and running out of resources, but I don't understand the difference between FLOP and Execution Count. Can someone explain it please? Thanks! A: The FLOP is a theoretical calculation of how many basic operations are required to perform a single operation. For example, if you have an operation that requires 4 FPADD, then 4 FPADD are required. This number is often too high to actually reach, so it's divided by the number of FPADD required, and this is what's called the FLOP per FLOP. For example, if your GPU has 100 FPADD, then your average FPADD per FLOP is 100/4 = 25. However, the best GPU will have 100/4 = 25 FPADD per FLOP. This number is a good approximation of how many FLOPs are processed per second, but it's not very precise and depends on many other factors. In particular, there's a fundamental difference between GPU and CPU operations. You can calculate the exact number of FPADD per operation by subtracting the number of FPADD required from the number of FPADD required by the operation. For example, to add two 2D matrices of size [32, 32, 3] and [32, 32, 3] requires the following number of FPADD per operation: 32 * 32 * 3 + 32 * 32 * 3 = 2592 + 2592 = 5184 So in total, 5184 FPADD are required per addition operation. Now, this number may be higher than the GPU's FLOP per FLOP. For example, it's higher for CPU-based GPU emulation such as nVidia CUDA or OpenCL. Execution Count is a number that comes directly from the GPU vendor. It's the number of operations required to process a single FLOP. This number also depends on the number of FPADD required by the FLOP and may be higher or lower than the FLOP per FLOP

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