Where can i find the meaning of some metrics from omniperf?

[xinji1]

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Just wondering if there are some explanations on what some mertics means (like nvidia compute). For example, i'd like to know MFMA, VALU and so on, while there're no documents i could refer to. I appreciate it if you could provide some documents in the README.md.

Also, i wanna know if there're some metrics we can regard as the counterparts of Compute Throughput/ Memory Throughput in nsight compute.

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[Xi-Meng]

@xinji1 Excuse me, do you solve this problem or find some documents? I am also very confused about the meaning of the metrics.

[coleramos425]

Just wondering if there are some explanations on what some mertics means (like nvidia compute). For example, i'd like to know MFMA, VALU and so on, while there're no documents i could refer to. I appreciate it if you could provide some documents in the README.md.

@Xi-Meng @xinji1 please take a look at our new "Performance Model" section in the Omniperf documentation:
https://rocm.github.io/omniperf/performance_model.html#

We hope to eventually embed these definitions directly within Omniperf for even easier access (#223). If you have additional questions after reading please follow up and we'd be happy to help.

Also, i wanna know if there're some metrics we can regard as the counterparts of Compute Throughput/ Memory Throughput in nsight compute.

@skyreflectedinmirrors could you please help with this request.

[ppanchad-amd]

Hi @xinji1. Internal ticket has been created to assist with your request. Thanks!

[zichguan-amd]

Hi @xinji1, the system speed of light section in the documentation mentioned above (https://rocm.github.io/omniperf/performance_model.html#system-speed-of-light) contains all the metrics that we currently support. There is no direct equivalent to Compute Throughput/ Memory Throughput, but we do have all the bandwidth and utilization metrics separately. Hope this clears things up.

[xinji1]

Thanks you guys. I think there's no further problem.