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Autotuning is an automated process that selects the best computer program implementation from a set of candidates to improve performance, such as execution time, when run under new circumstances, such as new hardware. The process of autotuning generates a large amount of performance data with multiple potential use cases, including reproducing results, comparing included methods, and understanding the impact of individual tuning parameters.
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