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....All state transitions are assumed to follow stationary geometric distribution. The decision evaluation is repeated periodically, even when the system is idle, thus wasting power. Extensions to the DTMDP model are event driven continuous time (CTMDP) and semi Markov (SMDP) decision process models [3, 4]. Both CTMDP and SMDP models assume exponential service request arrival times, and thus can have high energy costs and a large performance penalty. The power manager makes one decision as soon as the system is idle. If the decision is to stay awake, the system will wait until another arrival ....
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....approaches based on stochastic models can guarantee optimal results. Stochastic models to date have been formulated with open loop control model, where statistics of the system are collected and characterized ahead of time, and the control is derived based on those with no adaptation at run time[14, 16,17]. An exception is the adaptive approach presented in [15] that uses only memoryless distributions to describe the history dependent system behavior. In addition to transitioning components into low power states during idle times, power manager can also adjust processing frequency and voltage in ....
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....one decision as soon as the system goes idle. If the decision is to stay awake, the system will wait until another arrival before revising the decision, possibly missing large idle times, such as a lunch break. CTMDP model was further generalized with semi Markov decision process model (SMDP) [12]. SMDP model can treat a general distribution occuring at the same time with an exponential distribution. In [12] the hard disk transition to and from the sleep state was modeled using uniform distribution, while the exponential distribution still represented the user request arrivals. Some ....
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