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Table 2 - Application Performance

in Abstract
by John A. Reed, Abdollah A. Afjeh, Henry Lewandowski, Patrick T. Homer, Richard D. Schlichting
"... In PAGE 93: ...Obviously,the user can chose to degrade performance by controllingthe program; however, this option remains with the user. As illustratedin Table2 , the application apos;sperformance degradation due to the additionof Progress is minimal when compared to other common debugging and profilingtechniques.The steeringsystem did not interactwith the applicationduring the test.... In PAGE 93: ...rofilingtechniques.The steeringsystem did not interactwith the applicationduring the test.These testsdid varied proportionallywith longerexecutiontimes and they did not vary considerablyfrom architectureto architecture(KSR, SGI, Sparc).The measurements in Table2 were gathered on an SGI 8-node multiprocessor with the standard SGI compilerand multiprocessorlibrary.... ..."

TABLE I APPLICATION PERFORMANCE

in Optimized Distributed Data Sharing Substrate in Multi-Core Commodity Clusters: A Comprehensive Study with Applications
by K. Vaidyanathan, P. Lai, S. Narravula, D. K. Panda

Table 1: Application performances

in Towards Distributed Process Networks
by unknown authors 2002

Table 1: Application performances

in Towards Distributed Process Networks with CORBA
by Abdelkader Amar, Pierre Boulet, Jean-Luc Dekeyser

Table 5. Real Application Performance

in Abstract High-Performance Dynamic Graphics Streaming for Scalable Adaptive Graphics Environment
by Byungil Jeong, Luc Renambot, Ratko Jagodic, Rajvikram Singh, Julieta Aguilera, Andrew Johnson, Jason Leigh
"... In PAGE 7: ... For SVC, we used a 16-bit RGB pixel format rather than the 24-bit RGB format we used for the other applications. Table5 shows the sustained performance, total rendering resolution, and the number of rendering nodes used by these applications in this experiment. We set the transfer rate upper bound of MagicCarpet and Bitplayer to 0.... ..."

Table 5. Real Application Performance

in Abstract High-Performance Dynamic Graphics Streaming for Scalable Adaptive Graphics Environment
by Byungil Jeong, Luc Renambot, Ratko Jagodic, Rajvikram Singh, Julieta Aguilera, Andrew Johnson, Jason Leigh
"... In PAGE 7: ... For SVC, we used a 16-bit RGB pixel format rather than the 24-bit RGB format we used for the other applications. Table5 shows the sustained performance, total rendering resolution, and the number of rendering nodes used by these applications in this experiment. We set the transfer rate upper bound of MagicCarpet and Bitplayer to 0.... ..."

Table 1. VTSplash application performance

in High-Speed 2-D Convolution with a Custom Computing Machine
by James B. Peterson, Peter M. Athanas 1996
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Table 2. STAP Application Performance

in Multiprocessor Performance for Polymorphous Computing Systems
by Stephen P. Crago, Matthew C. French, Jinwoo Suh, Chen Chen, Daniel P. Campbell
"... In PAGE 3: ... Thus if the same resources were applied to this research architecture, we would expect much higher clock rates and densities to be achieved. Table2 summarizes the results achieved for each kernel of the Knowledge Aided Pre- Whitening algorithm. 1 10 100 1000 1248163264128 Packet Size (in Words) C y cl es p e r O u t p ut W o r d SVM Library Optimized Raw Implementation Lower bound... ..."

Table 3. Hyper-spectral application performances

in Hyper-spectral Image Processing Applications on the SIMD Pixel Processor for the Digital Battlefield
by Sek M. Chai, Antonio Gentile, Wilfredo E. Lugo-beauchamp, José L. Cruz-rivera, D. Scott Wills
"... In PAGE 7: ...0 Performance results The applications described in the previous sections have been developed and simulated on the SIMPil Simulator [24]. Table3 summarizes performances for all the implemented applications. The target system, described in Table 2 with 4096 PEs, was used for the simulations.... ..."

Table 8: Application Performance on 64 processors

in Eager Combining: A Coherency Protocol for Increasing Effective Network and Memory Bandwidth in Shared-Memory Multiprocessors
by Ricardo Bianchini, Thomas J. Leblanc 1994
"... In PAGE 19: ...Table8 shows that eager combining signi cantly improves the performance of all the applications on the low-bandwidth machine with 64 processors. The running time of Gaussian elimination, all- pairs, and simulated annealing is improved by a factor of 2-3.... ..."
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