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Table 2. Comparison of GPUs

in Parallel processing of matrix multiplication in a CPU and GPU heterogeneous environment
by Satoshi Ohshima, Kenji Kise, Takahiro Katagiri, Toshitsugu Yuba 2006
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Table 1: Traces used to evaluate the performance of video-scheduling schemes.

in Scheduling and Bandwidth Allocation for the Distribution of Archived Video in VOD Systems
by Marwan Krunz, Wei Zhao, Ibrahim Matta 1998
"... In PAGE 11: ... These traces were captured by di erent researchers [4, 7, 10, 12] for various types of video (see references for compression details). Table1 summarizes the main characteristics... In PAGE 12: ...izes (e.g., W = 30), more gain can be achieved at the expense of more bandwidth computations at the server. The performance of the stream-scheduling schemes in terms of the overall utilization can be obtained by contrasting the third column in Table1 to the plots in Figure 7. For example, for Wizard of Oz the mean rate is about 12.... In PAGE 13: ... In the following simulations, we assume that video requests arrive at a server according to a Poisson process with rate . The server maintains the set of movies given in Table1 . Each movie has a xed length, which di er from the lengths of the other movies.... ..."
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Table 1: Traces used to evaluate the performance of video-scheduling schemes.

in Scheduling and Bandwidth Allocation for the Distribution of Archived Video in VOD Systems
by Marwan Krunz, Wei Zhao, Ibrahim Matta 1998
"... In PAGE 11: ... These traces were captured by di erent researchers [4, 7, 10, 12] for various types of video (see references for compression details). Table1 summarizes the main characteristics... In PAGE 12: ...he set-top box since frames are transported at their playback rate. With smaller window sizes (e.g., W = 30), more gain can be achieved at the expense of more bandwidth computations at the server. The performance of the stream-scheduling schemes in terms of the overall utilization can be obtained by contrasting the third column in Table1 to the plots in Figure 7. For example, for Wizard of Oz the mean rate is about 12.... In PAGE 13: ... In the following simulations, we assume that video requests arrive at a server according to a Poisson process with rate . The server maintains the set of movies given in Table1 . Each movie has a xed length, which di er from the lengths of the other movies.... ..."
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Table 5.3: Data for the enumerative trace scheduler.

in OFFICE OF GRADUATE STUDIES
by Mark Edward Heffernan 2007

TABLE 1. Cycle and instruction count effects of the trace-based scheduler.

in Global Instruction Scheduling In Machine SUIF
by Gang Chen, Michael D. Smith

Table 4. Ideal or{parallelism Program Tracing Scheduling Processors

in IDRA (IDeal Resource Allocation): Computing Ideal Speedups in Parallel Logic Programming
by Fern'andez Carro Hermenegildo, M. J. Fern, Ez M. Carro M. Hermenegildo

Table 3. Performance Comparison between Fuzzy and FIFO Scheduling for Trace 1.

in Fuzzy Logic Based Cell Scheduling for Input Buffered ATM Switches
by Ashfaq Hossain, Sung-mo Kang

Table 4. Performance Comparison between Fuzzy and FIFO Scheduling for Trace 2.

in Fuzzy Logic Based Cell Scheduling for Input Buffered ATM Switches
by Ashfaq Hossain, Sung-mo Kang

Table 2: Growth rate of number of transistors on CPUs and GPUs.

in Biological Sequence Alignment on Graphics Processing Units
by Gerrit Voss, Andre Schröder, Wolfgang Müller-wittig, Bertil Schmidt

Table 1.1: Communication busses and bandwidths between CPUs and GPUs.

in Generic Computing on a Graphics Processing Unit
by Peter Geldof 2007
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