[petsc-users] Testing MatGetSubMatrices
Bikash Kanungo
bikash at umich.edu
Tue Oct 20 10:53:44 CDT 2015
Hi,
I was trying to perform a simple test on MatGetSubMatrices. I have an
MPIDENSE matrix X which has been populated and assembled and another matrix
XTemp of the same type and size. Since X is MPIDENSE in order to extract a
sub-matrix from it, the IS must be sorted. This can be done easily through
ISSort. Once the sub-matrix is obtained, I'm trying to set the values in
XTemp by using the sorted IS as the global indices and the sub-matrix as
the values to be set. Once XTemp is set and assembled, I evaluate XTemp - X
and see if the norm of the resultant matrix is zero or not. The norm turned
out to be as high as 1.0e6.
I'm providing a simplified version of the code that performs the above
test. Kindly let me know if I have done any mistake is designing the test.
//
// Given an initialized and assembled MPIDENSE Mat X and
// an uninitialized MPIDENSE Mat XTemp of the same size as that of X
//
IS * ISRowIds, * ISColIds;
PetscMalloc(1*sizeof(IS), &ISRowIds);
PetscMalloc(1*sizeof(IS), &ISColIds);
//
// globalRowIds and globalColIds are STL vectors containing
// the global node ids for which the sub-matrix from X need
// to be extracted
//
const PetscInt * rowIdsPtr = globalRowIds.data();
const PetscInt * colIdsPtr = globalColIds.data();
ISCreateGeneral(PETSC_COMM_WORLD, globalRowIds.size(), rowIdsPtr,
PETSC_COPY_VALUES, &ISRowIds[0]);
ISCreateGeneral(PETSC_COMM_WORLD, globalColIds.size(), colIdsPtr,
PETSC_COPY_VALUES, &ISColIds[0]);
ISSort(ISRowIds[0]);
ISSort(ISColIds[0]);
Mat * subMat;
MatGetSubMatrices(X, 1, ISRowIds, ISColIds, MAT_INITIAL_MATRIX,
&subMat);
PetscScalar * subMatValues;
MatDenseGetArray(*subMat, &subMatValues);
const PetscInt * rowIndicesSorted, * colIndicesSorted;
ISGetIndices(ISRowIds[0], &rowIndicesSorted);
ISGetIndices(ISColIds[0], &colIndicesSorted);
MatSetValues(XTemp,
globalRowIds.size(),
rowIndicesSorted,
globalColIds.size(),
colIndicesSorted,
subMatValues,
INSERT_VALUES);
//
// commencing assembly
//
MatAssemblyBegin(XTemp,
MAT_FINAL_ASSEMBLY);
//
// concluding assembly
//
MatAssemblyEnd(XTemp,
MAT_FINAL_ASSEMBLY);
MatAXPY(XTemp, -1.0, X, DIFFERENT_NONZERO_PATTERN);
double diffNorm;
MatNorm(XTemp, NORM_1, &diffNorm);
Thanks,
Bikash
--
Bikash S. Kanungo
PhD Student
Computational Materials Physics Group
Mechanical Engineering
University of Michigan
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