I'd prefer a gpuarray implementation with similar interface as numpy:

gpuarray.sort(arr, [axis=-1], [kind='radixsort'], [order='inc'])

Deep Learning folks would need a fast batched version, especially float32 / 
int32 tensors on GPU. But anyway there should be a general algorithm deals 
with all cases, never know what kind of model would come up in future. 

On Thursday, June 15, 2017 at 4:01:00 AM UTC+8, Victor Campmany wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> We are planning to implement a new GPU accelerated sorting algorithm. We'd 
> like to know which are the most frequent sorting cases that you guys use 
> and the data sizes you are dealing with. For example, sorting a large 1d 
> array, sorting a given axis of a tensor or minibatch, or any other type of 
> sorting you come up with.
>

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