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Showing 1 to 20 of 75 for “"energy-aware"”.
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Energy aware software
Thesis (S.M.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, February 2000.
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Energy aware lossless data compression
Thesis (S.M.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 2002.
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Energy aware network coding in wireless networks
Energy is one of the most important considerations in designing reliable low-power wireless communication networks. We focus on the problem of energy aware network coding. In particular, we investigate practical energy efficient network code design for wireless body area networks (WBAN). We first …
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ENERGY AWARE TRAFFIC ENGINEERING IN WIRED COMMUNICATION NETWORKS
… This represents a clear opportunity for saving energy, since many resources (i.e., routers and links) are powered on without being fully utilized. In this context, resource consolidation is a known paradigm for the reduction of the power consumption. It consists in having a carefully selected …
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An energy-aware framework for cascaded detection algorithms
… systems require aggressive techniques to achieve energy efficiency. Algorithmic methods that can reduce energy consumption by compromising performance are known as being energy-aware. The cascade architecture is known for being energy-efficient, but without proper operation can end up being …
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Energy-aware network coding circuit and system design
… without providing enough insight about its energy requirements. As more and more mobile devices, sensors and other low power systems are used in modern communication protocols, a highly efficient and optimized implementation of NC is required. In this work, an effort is made to bridge NC …
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Energy-aware DNN Quantization for Processing-In-Memory Architecture
… neural network (DNN), many efforts to develop energy-efficient intelligent system have been proposed from dedicated hardware platforms to model compression algorithms. Recently, hardware-aware quantization algorithms have shown further improvement in the energy efficiency of DNN by considering …
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Energy-aware workload management for geographically distributed data centers
… of time-of-use electricity pricing and renewable energy source models has provided the means to reduce high cloud operating costs through intelligent geographical workload distribution. However, neglecting essential considerations such as data center cooling power, interference effects from …
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Energy aware techniques for certain problems in Wireless Sensor Networks
… battlefields, and so on. However, reducing energy consumption of individual sensors in such networks and obtaining the expected standard of quality in the solutions provided by them is a major challenge. In this thesis, we investigate several problems in WSNs, particularly in the areas of …
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GreenC5: An Adaptive, Energy-Aware Collection for Green Software Development
… on system performance. In this paper, we explore energy saving opportunities of interface-based dynamic data structures. Our results suggest that savings opportunities exist in the C5 Collection between 16.95% and 97.50%. We propose a prototype and architecture for creating adaptive green data …
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Energy-aware Sparse Sensing of Spatial-temporally Correlated Random Fields
… on the development of theories and practices of energy aware sparse sensing schemes of random fields that are correlated in the space and/or time domains. The objective of sparse sensing is to reduce the number of sensing samples in the space and/or time domains, thus reduce the energy …
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Flexible Energy-Aware Image and Transformer Processors for Edge Computing
… computation requirements, coupled with limited energy resources. This work applies different quantization schemes and training techniques to reduce the cost of running these models and provide flexibility in the hardware. Energy scalability is achieved through bit width scaling, as well as model …
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An ultra-low voltage FFT processor using energy-aware techniques
… sensor networks, system lifetime depends on the energy efficiency of computation and communication. The key metric in such applications is the energy dissipated per function rather than traditional ones such as clock speed or silicon area. Hardware designs are shifting focus toward enabling …
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Energy-Aware Topology Control and Data Delivery in Wireless Sensor Networks
… of this thesis is to address the problem of energy conservation in wireless sensor networks by tackling two fundamental problems: topology control and data delivery. We first address energy-aware topology control taking into account throughput per unit energy as the primary metric of …
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ENERGY-AWARE JOB SCHEDULING AND CONSOLIDATION APPROACHES FOR WORKFLOWS IN CLOUD
… of this thinking, little attention was paid to energy consumption and energy costs. However, nowadays energy cost has gained more and more attention from the service providers. This new reality has posed many new challenges for providers who are both concerned about meeting the execution time …
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AOMDV-E: energy aware event-based routing protocol for environmental monitoring
… from various disadvantages including lack of energy-aware operation, lack of ability to react to sudden environmental changes, etc. There are a lot of challenges which need to be addressed for latest WSNs applications which include timely delivery of data, particularly for real-time …
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Energy-aware architectures, circuits and CAD for field programmable gate arrays
… obstacles to broader adoption of FPGAs in energy-constrained applications. This thesis addresses active power consumption in FPGAs through the introduction of fine grain configurable power domains. By introducing fine grain power controls, sections of the design that have excess timing …
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Energy-Aware Inter-Data Center Virtual Machine Migration over Elastic Optical Networks
… centers (DCs) has increased the network's brown energy (BE) consumption. The BE is generated from fossil fuels and has an adverse effect on the environment. Since most DCs are now powered by both BE and renewable energy (RE), migrating workloads from DCs with insufficient RE to DCs with …
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