The DeepHealth HPC Infrastructure: Leveraging Heterogenous HPC and Cloud-Computing Infrastructures for IA-Based Medical Solutions

  • Eduardo Quiñones
  • , Jesus Perales
  • , Jorge Ejarque
  • , Asaf Badouh
  • , Santiago Marco
  • , Fabrice Auzanneau
  • , François Galea
  • , David González
  • , José Ramón Hervás
  • , Tatiana Silva
  • , Iacopo Colonnelli
  • , Barbara Cantalupo
  • , Marco Aldinucci
  • , Enzo Tartaglione
  • , Rafael Tornero
  • , José Flich
  • , Jose Maria Martínez
  • , David Rodriguez
  • , Izan Catalán
  • , Jorge García
  • Carles Hernández

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Abstract

This chapter presents the DeepHealth HPC toolkit for an efficient execution of deep learning (DL) medical application into HPC and cloud-computing infrastructures, featuring many-core, GPU, and FPGA acceleration devices. The toolkit offers to the European Computer Vision Library and the European Distributed Deep Learning Library (EDDL), developed in the DeepHealth project as well, the mechanisms to distribute and parallelize DL operations on HPC and cloud infrastructures in a fully transparent way. The toolkit implements workflow managers used to orchestrate HPC workloads for an efficient parallelization of EDDL training operations on HPC and cloud infrastructures, and includes the parallel programming models for an efficient execution EDDL inference and training operations on many-core, GPUs and FPGAs acceleration devices.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationHPC, Big Data, and AI Convergence Towards Exascale
Subtitle of host publicationChallenge and Vision
PublisherCRC Press
Pages191-216
Number of pages26
ISBN (Electronic)9781000485110
ISBN (Print)9781032009841
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 1 Jan 2022
Externally publishedYes

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