Abstract
AbstractIn this paper, we investigate the applicability of reinforcement learning as a possible approach to select code variants. Our approach is based on the observation that code variants are usually convertible between one another by code transformations. Actor-critic proximal policy optimization is identified as a suitable reinforcement learning algorithm. To study its applicability, a software framework is implemented and used to perform experiments on three different hardware platforms using a class of explicit solution methods for systems of ordinary differential equations as an example application.KeywordsReinforcement learningProximal policy optimizationAutotuningCode variant selectionODE methodsPIRK methods
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