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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Energy-performance trade-off"”.

  1. Towards energy-performance trade-off analysis of parallel applications

    "Energy consumption by computer systems has emerged as an important concern, both at the level of individual devices (limited battery capacity in mobile systems) and at the societal level (the production of Green House Gases). In parallel architectures, applications may be executed on a variable …

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  2. Energy-efficient detection system in time-varying signal and noise power

    … detection applications with battery-powered or energy-harvesting sensors, energy constraints preclude the use of the optimal detector all the time. Optimal energy-performance trade-off is therefore needed in such situations. In many signal processing applications, the signal and noise power may …

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  3. Design, Analysis and Empirical Evaluation of Power Management in Multi-Hop Wireless Networks

    … wireless networks from protocol design, performance analysis to empirical evaluation. The main objective is to achieve energy conservation with moderate and controllable performance degradation. We first propose an on-demand power management framework that utilizes the short-term …

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  4. Vector coprocessor sharing techniques for multicores: performance and energy gains

    … form of vector or SIMD processing. Many high-performance and embedded applications, often dealing with streams of data, cannot efficiently utilize dedicated vector processors for various reasons: limited percentage of sustained vector code due to substantial flow control; inherent small …

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