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Perspector: Benchmarking Benchmark Suites
2023 Design, Automation & Test in Europe Conference & Exhibition (DATE), 2023Sandeep Kumar +2 more
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2003
As XML becomes the standard for electronic data interchange, benchmarks are needed to provide a comparative performance analysis of XML Management Systems (XMLMS). Typically a benchmark should adhere to four criteria: relevance, portability, scalability and simplicity [1].
Bressan, S. +4 more
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As XML becomes the standard for electronic data interchange, benchmarks are needed to provide a comparative performance analysis of XML Management Systems (XMLMS). Typically a benchmark should adhere to four criteria: relevance, portability, scalability and simplicity [1].
Bressan, S. +4 more
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ACM SIGAda Ada Letters, 1990
This paper presents a language feature benchmarking technique that is based on the use of multiple sampling loops and linear regression. Multiple performance estimates for multiple parameters can be obtained simultaneously. A heuristic is presented to automatically adjust the number of iterations for the sampling loops.
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This paper presents a language feature benchmarking technique that is based on the use of multiple sampling loops and linear regression. Multiple performance estimates for multiple parameters can be obtained simultaneously. A heuristic is presented to automatically adjust the number of iterations for the sampling loops.
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2015
(Im)politeness is never a depersonalized, decontextualized absolute but always a perception or judgement of appropriate behaviour on a given occasion—what one expects oneself and others to do in a particular social interaction. Nevertheless, it is normal for most tabooed words and phrases to be castigated in dictionaries as dysphemistic (having ...
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(Im)politeness is never a depersonalized, decontextualized absolute but always a perception or judgement of appropriate behaviour on a given occasion—what one expects oneself and others to do in a particular social interaction. Nevertheless, it is normal for most tabooed words and phrases to be castigated in dictionaries as dysphemistic (having ...
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Effect sizes and effect size benchmarks in family violence research
Child Abuse and Neglect, 2023Joel Milner, Julie Crouch
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