Researchers have developed a novel system called ShaderAnalyzer that uses graph mining and machine learning techniques to identify frequently occurring substructures in the low-level machine code (shaders) executed on GPUs. By optimizing the execution of these substructures, engineers can significantly boost the overall performance of GPUs. This approach not only reduces the time and effort required for GPU tuning but also provides valuable insights for hardware architects to design more efficient next-generation products.
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