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....than other geometric primitives such as volumes or splines. By dynamic graphics, we mean 3D workloads that permit the study of rendering dynamics across image frames rather than within individual images. This study is thus quite different from and much more wide in scope than the study reported in [5]. Most published work related to 3D graphics workload characterization focused only on specific statistics. Whelan s thesis [14] characterized the distribution of objects on the screen to help decide the partitioning strategy used in multiprocessor rendering. He used six images for the ....

....specific statistics. Whelan s thesis [14] characterized the distribution of objects on the screen to help decide the partitioning strategy used in multiprocessor rendering. He used six images for the characterization study, most of whose complexity is relatively small by today s standard. Dunwoody [5] instrumented a SGI rendering system to collect a trace of graphics library calls, from which a profiler program can compute workload statistics and a performance measurement tool can estimate the running time on a given hardware platform. The focus of that work was mainly on the design and ....

Chiueh, T.; Lin, W., "Characterization of Static 3D Graphics Workloads," Proceedings of ACM SIGGRAPH/Eurographics Graphics Hardware Workshop, August, 1997.

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