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Abstract: Relative fitness modeling is a new approach for predicting the performance and resource utilization of a workload when running on a particular storage device. In contrast with conventional device models, which expect deviceindependent workload characteristics as input, a relative fitness model makes predictions based on characteristics measured on a specific other device. As such, relative fitness models explicitly account for the workload changes that almost always result from moving a... (Update)

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@misc{ intel-modeling,
  author = "Michael Mesnier Intel",
  title = "Modeling the Relative Fitness of Storage Devices",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/739853.html" }
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