Intel® Data Analytics Acceleration Library (Intel® DAAL) is the library of Intel® architecture optimized building blocks covering all stages of data analytics: data acquisition from a data source, preprocessing, transformation, data mining, modeling, validation, and decision making.
Intel DAAL is installed standalone and as part of the following suites:
Intel DAAL is also provided as a standalone package under the Community Licensing Program.
Prerequisites
Install Intel DAAL on Your System
Intel DAAL installs in the directory <install dir>\daal.
By default, <install dir> is C:\Program files (x86)\IntelSWTools\compilers_and_libraries_2019.x.xxx\windows.
For installation details, refer to Intel DAAL Installation Guide.
Set Environment Variables
Run the <install dir>\daal\bin\daalvars.bat script as appropriate to your target architecture:
IA-32 architecture:
daalvars.bat ia32
Intel® 64 architecture:
daalvars.bat intel64
Optionally: Specify the Java* compiler different from the default compiler:
set JAVA_HOME=%PATH_TO_JAVA_SDK%
set PATH=%JAVA_HOME%\bin:%PATH%
C++ Language
Step 1: Configure Automatic Linking of Your Application with Intel DAAL
In Microsoft Visual Studio* Integrated Development environment (IDE), open or create a C++ project for your Intel DAAL application to build.
Specify the /Qdaal option of the Intel® C++ Compiler 16 or higher or configure your project in the IDE:
Compiler Option | IDE Equivalent | |
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/Qdaal or /Qdaal:parallel | Tells the compiler to link with standard threaded Intel DAAL. | Visual Studio*:
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/Qdaal:sequential | Tells the compiler to link with sequential version of Intel DAAL. |
For more information on the /Qdaal compiler option, see the Intel® Compiler User and Reference Guide.
Step 2: Create and Run Your First Application with Intel DAAL
This short application computes Cholesky decomposition with Intel DAAL.
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Add a new C++ file to your project and paste the application code into it.
Save the file.
Compile and run the application.
Step 3 (Optional): Build Your Application with Different Compilers
If you did not install the C++ Integration(s) in Microsoft Visual Studio* component of the Intel® Parallel Studio XE or need more control over Intel DAAL libraries to link with your application, directly configure your Visual Studio project.
Add the following libraries to your project, depending on Intel DAAL threading mode and linking method:
| Single-threaded (non-threaded) Intel DAAL | Multi-threaded (internally threaded) Intel DAAL |
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Static linking | daal_core.lib daal_sequential.lib | daal_core.lib daal_thread.lib |
Dynamic linking | daal_core_dll.lib | daal_core_dll.lib |
Regardless of the linking method, also add to your project the library on which Intel DAAL libraries depend:
- Intel® Threading Building Blocks run-time library of the Intel® compiler tbb.lib
To configure your project, follow these steps, which may slightly differ in some versions of Visual Studio:
In Solution Explorer, right-click your project and click Properties
Select Configuration Properties> VC++ Directories
Select Include Directories. Add the directory for the Intel DAAL include files, that is, %DAALROOT%\include
Select Library Directories. Add the architecture-specific directory with Intel DAAL libraries that matches the architecture parameter provided to the daalvar.bat script.
For example: %DAALROOT%\lib\intel64_win.Add the architecture-specific directory with the threading run-time library tbb.lib.
For example: <install dir>\tbb\lib\intel64_win\vc_mt.Select Executable Directories. Add the architecture-specific directory with Intel DAAL dynamic-link libraries.
For example: <install dir>\redist\intel64_win\daal.Add architecture-specific directories with threading run-time dynamic-link libraries.
For example: <install dir>\redist\intel64_win\compiler and <install dir>\redist\intel64_win\tbb\vc_mt.- Select Configuration Properties> Custom Build Setup> Additional Dependencies. Add the libraries required.
For example: to build your application for Intel® 64 architecture by statically linking with multi-threaded Intel DAAL, add daal_core.lib daal_thread.libtbb.lib
In the case of dynamic linking with Intel DAAL, to change the default multi-threaded mode to single-threaded, precede the first call to Intel DAAL with the call right under the "Set single-threaded mode" comment:
... int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { /* Set single-threaded mode */ Environment::getInstance()->setDynamicLibraryThreadingTypeOnWindows(Environment::SingleThreaded); /* Create input numeric table from array */ SharedPtr<NumericTable> inputData = SharedPtr<NumericTable>(new Matrix<double>(dimension, dimension, inputArray)); ...
Java* Language
Build and Run Intel DAAL Code Examples
To build and run Java code examples, use the version of the Java Virtual Machine* corresponding to the architecture parameter you provided to the daalvars.bat script during setting environment variables.
- Free 4 gigabytes of memory on your system.
Build examples:
Go to the Java examples directory and execute the launcher command with the build parameter:
cd <install dir>\daal\examples\java
launcher.bat build %PATH_TO_JAVAC%
The command builds executables *.class (for example, CholeskyBatch.class) in the
<install dir>\daal\examples\java\com\intel\daal\examples\<example name> directory.
Run examples:
Go to the Java examples directory and execute the launcher command with the run parameter:
cd <install dir>\daal\examples\java
launcher.bat {ia32|intel64} run %PATH_TO_JAVAC%
Choose the same architecture parameter as you provided to the daalvars.bat script.
The output for each example is written to the file <example name>.res located in the .\_results\ia32 or .\_results\intel64 directory, depending on the specified architecture.
Python* Language
Step 1: Set Up the Build Environment
Set up the C++ build environment as explained under C++ Language.
Step 2: Install Intel DAAL for Python
Go to the directory with Python sources of Intel DAAL and run the install script:
cd <install dir>\pydaal_sources
<python home>\python setup.py install
This script compiles code using Intel DAAL for C++. It builds and installs the pyDAAL package for using Intel DAAL in Python programs.
Step 3: Run Intel DAAL Code Examples
To run Intel DAAL code examples, use the same version of Python as you used to install pyDAAL.
Go to the directory with Intel DAAL Python examples:
cd <install dir>\examples\python
To run all the examples, execute the command:
<python home>\python run_examples.py
The output for each example is written to the .\_results\intel64\<example name>.res file.
To run one specific example, execute the command:
<python home>\python <algorithm name>\<example name>.py
For example: C:\python3.5.1\python cholesky\cholesky_batch.py
This command prints the output to your console.
Training and Documentation
To learn more about the product, see the following resources:
Resource | Description |
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Get access to Intel DAAL in-depth webinars and featured articles. | |
Developer Guide for Intel® Data Analytics Acceleration Library: | Find recommendations on programming with Intel DAAL, including performance tips. |
View detailed Application Programming Interface (API) descriptions for the following programming languages:
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Intel® Data Analytics Acceleration Library Installation Guide | Learn about installation options available for the product and get installation instructions. |
Learn about:
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<install dir>\daal\examples folder | Get access to the collection of programs that demonstrate usage of Intel DAAL application programming interfaces. |
Get access to the collection of code samples for various algorithms that you can include in your program and immediately use with Hadoop*, Spark*, message-passing interface (MPI), or MySQL*. | |
View full documentation library for this and other Intel software products. |
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