@MISC{Rhodes04groupingcommon, author = {Christophe Rhodes}, title = {Grouping Common Lisp Benchmarks - Bignums and Consing and Vectors, Oh My!}, year = {2004} }
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Abstract
Compiler benchmarks provide a means for compiler writers to measure their performance, as well as for potential users to estimate whether a given implementation will suit their performance needs. We present a simple application of clustering algorithms in the programmatic examination of a freely-available suite of benchmarks to estimate the similarity of the codepaths tested, and find a grouping of benchmarks with respect to the implementation.