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ORCID7. Computer Performance Evaluation 1994: Vienna, Austria
- Günter Haring, Gabriele Kotsis
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Computer Performance Evaluation, Modeling Techniques and Tools, 7th International Conference, Vienna, Austria, May 3-6, 1994, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 794, Springer 1994, ISBN 3-540-58021-2
Invited Papers
- Kishor S. Trivedi, Boudewijn R. Haverkort, Andrew J. Rindos, Varsha Mainkar:
Techniques and Tools for Reliability and Performance Evaluation: Problems and Perspectives. 1-24 - Daniel A. Reed:
Experimental Analysis of Parallel Systems: Techniques and Open Problems. 25-51 - Antoni Carmona, Luis Domingo, Rafael Macau, Ramón Puigjaner, Facundo Rojo:
Performance Eperiences of the Barcelona Olympic Games Computer System. 52-75 - Thomas Bemmerl, Bernhard Ries:
Performance Tools on Intel Scalable High Performance Computing Systems. 76-88
Full Papers
- Leonard J. N. Franken, Raymond H. Pijpers, Boudewijn R. Haverkort:
Modelling Aspects of Model-Based Dynamic QoS Management by the Performability Manager. 89-110 - Jens Braband:
Waiting Time Distributions for Processor Sharing Queues with State-Dependent Arrival and Service Rates. 111-122 - Henk Jonkers:
Queueing Models of Parallel Applications: The Glamis Methodology. 123-138 - Allen D. Malony, Vassilis Mertsiotakis, Andreas Quick:
Automatic Scalability Analysis of Parallel Programs Based on Modeling Techniques. 139-158 - Marco Ajmone Marsan, Renato Lo Cigno, Maurizio M. Munafò, Alberto Tonietti:
Simulation Of ATM Computer Networks with Class. 159-179 - Vipul Gupta, Eugen Schenfeld:
NetSim - A Tool for Medling the Performance of Circuit Switched Multicomputer Networks. 180-192 - Joan García-Haro, Rocío Marín-Sillué, José Luis Melús-Moreno:
ATMSWSIM An Efficient, Portable and Expandable ATM SWitch SIMulator Tool. 193-212 - Mauricio J. Serrano, Wayne Yamamoto, Roger C. Wood, Mario Nemirovsky:
A Model for Performance Estimation in a Multistreamed Superscalar Processor. 213-230 - Alois Ferscha, Giovanni Chiola:
Accelerating the Evaluation of Parallel Program Performance Models Using Distributed Simulation. 231-252 - Thomas D. Wagner, Brian M. Carlson:
An Algorithm for Off-Line Detection of Phases in Execution Profiles. 253-265 - Stefano Caselli, Gianni Conte, F. Bonardi, M. Fontanesi:
Experiences on SIMD Massively Parallel GSPN Analysis. 266-283 - Harald Wabnig, Günter Haring:
PAPS - The Parallel Program Performance Prediction Toolset. 284-304 - Neil J. Gunther:
qcomp: A Tool for Assessing Online Transaction Processing Scalability. 305-320 - Falko Bause, Peter Kemper:
QPN -Tool for Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of Queueing Petri Nets. 321-334 - Susanna Donatelli, Giuliana Franceschinis, Nicola Mazzocca, Stefano Russo:
Software Architecture of the EPOCA Integrated Environment. 335-352 - Stephen Gilmore, Jane Hillston:
The PEPA Workbench: A Tool to Support a Process Algebra-based Approach to Performance Modelling. 353-368 - Knuth Stener Grimsrud, James K. Archibald, Richard L. Frost, Brent E. Nelson:
On the Accuracy of Memory Reference Models. 369-388 - Thomas Fahringer:
Automatically Estimating Network Contention of Parallel Programs. 389-405 - Cécile Tron, Brigitte Plateau:
Modelling of Communication Contention in Multiprocessors. 406-424 - Wil M. P. van der Aalst:
Using Interval Timed Coloured Petri Nets to Calculate Performance Bounds. 425-444 - Alessandro P. Merlo, Patrick H. Worley:
Analyzing PICL Trace Data with MEDEA. 445-464
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