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== Computational Intensity  == <!--T:19-->
=== Interpretation of the Compiler Feedback === <!--T:19-->
Computational Intensity of a loop is a measure of how much work is being done compared to memory operations.
The ''Computational Intensity'' of a loop is a measure of how much work is being done compared to memory operations.
Basically:


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'''Computation Intensity = Compute Operations / Memory Operations'''
<math>\mbox{Computational Intensity} = \frac{\mbox{Compute Operations}}{\mbox{Memory Operations}}</math>


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Computational Intensity of 1.0 or greater suggests that the loop might run well on a GPU.
In the compiler feedback, an <code>Intensity</code> <math>\ge</math> 1.0 suggests that the loop might run well on a GPU.


== Understanding the code  == <!--T:22-->
== Understanding the code  == <!--T:22-->
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