Method and structure for producing high performance linear...

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ABSTRACT:
A method (and structure) for improving at least one of speed and efficiency when executing level 3 dense linear algebra subroutines on a computer. An optimal matrix subroutine is selected from among a plurality of matrix subroutines stored in a memory that could alternatively perform a level 3 matrix multiplication or factorization processing.

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