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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Synthetic benchmarks"”.
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Optimizing Communication for Massively Parallel Processing
… network with hardware collectives, through synthetic benchmarks.
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ATAC : A 1000-core cache coherent processor with on-chip optical network
… with Graphite [20] using Splash2, Parsec, and synthetic benchmarks, we show that ATAC with ACKwise out-performs a chip with conventional interconnect and cache coherence protocols. On 1024-core evaluations, ACKwise protocol on ATAC outperforms the best conventional cache coherence protocol on …
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Hiding Periodic I/O Costs in Parallel Applications
… buffering and the GODIVA framework, with both synthetic benchmarks and real-world applications, including simulations and visualization tools. The performance study shows that our proposed techniques can significantly reduce the application-visible periodic I/O cost. Further, our experience of …
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Hard Drive Command Capture and Sequential Stream Detection
… video playback, large project compilations, and synthetic benchmarks. Where applicable, each workload was run on multiple file systems (ext2, ext3, ext4, Btrfs) to compare the effects of stream allocation across file systems. It is shown that stream allocation is consistent across file systems …
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Generating Representative Benchmarks by Automatically Synthesizing Datasets
Benchmarks that closely match the behavior of production workloads are crucial to design and provision computer systems. However, current approaches fall short: First, open-source benchmarks use public datasets that cause different behavior from production workloads. Second, black-box workload …
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Developing a multi-level fault injection environment
Dependability and fault tolerance are important aspects of modern computer systems. Particle strikes or electromagnetic interference can cause internal state of the system to change, which might cause errors to the system with non-negligible probability. Such errors are termed "soft errors". Bit …
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Topics in applied econometrics
… of this method through formal proofs and synthetic experiments, and demonstrates its accuracy by comparison with the equilibrium outcomes of a more realistic pacing-based model of auction markets. Chapter 2 introduces a model of consumer choice in which consumers simplify their latent …