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The NEST Dry-Run Mode: Efficient Dynamic Analysis of Neuronal Network Simulation Code.

Susanne Kunkel^1,2, Wolfram Schenck^1,3

¹Simulation Laboratory Neuroscience, Bernstein Facility for Simulation and Database Technology, Institute for Advanced Simulation, Jülich Aachen Research Alliance, Forschungszentrum JülichJülich, Germany.

Frontiers in Neuroinformatics

|July 14, 2017

Summary

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The NEST dry-run mode allows for efficient code analysis of spiking neuronal networks without supercomputer access. This method accurately predicts memory usage and runtime, aiding in profiling and performance modeling for scalable simulations.

Keywords:

high-performance computing large-scale simulation memory footprint performance analysis profiling spiking neuronal networks supercomputer

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Area of Science:

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High-performance computing

Background:

NEST is a flexible simulator for spiking neuronal networks, supporting diverse model designs and scales.
Testing NEST code for scalability across various use cases is crucial but resource-intensive on supercomputers.

Purpose of the Study:

Introduce the NEST dry-run mode for dynamic code analysis.
Enable comprehensive testing without high-performance computing (HPC) resources.
Validate the accuracy of dry-run simulations for performance prediction.

Main Methods:

A single-process simulation mimics parallel execution, excluding inter-process communication.
Dry-run simulations are performed to analyze code behavior.
Memory usage and runtime data from dry-run simulations are collected and compared.

Main Results:

Dry-run simulation data closely matches memory usage and runtime measurements from full parallel simulations.
The dry-run mode proved effective for profiling and performance modeling.
Dynamic code analysis is feasible without extensive HPC resources.

Conclusions:

The NEST dry-run mode offers a valuable, resource-efficient alternative for code analysis and optimization.
It facilitates robust testing and performance evaluation of spiking neuronal network models.
This approach enhances the development workflow for NEST users, improving code scalability and reliability.