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Performance optimization of object comparison

International Journal of Intelligent Systems, 2009
Summary: Comparing objects can be considered as a hierarchical process. Separate aspects of objects are compared to each other, and the results of these comparisons are combined into a single result in one or more steps by aggregation operators. The set of operators used to compare the objects and the way these operators are related with each other is ...
Axel Hallez, Guy De Tré, Antoon Bronselaer   +2 more
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Performance comparison of memetic algorithms

Applied Mathematics and Computation, 2004
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Jason G. Digalakis, Konstantinos G. Margaritis   +1 more
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A Tool for Comparison of Piano Performances

Journal of New Music Research, 2000
In this paper a tool designed for analyzing music performance is introduced. The tool interprets a performance of a piano piece and lists the “errors” it finds by comparing the performance to a pre-recorded expert performance of that piece, utilizing MIDI files. It is primarily intended to be used in piano education. Examples of applications as well as
Tufan, S, Bilgen, S, BORA, UZAY
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Statistical performance comparisons of computers

IEEE International Symposium on High-Performance Comp Architecture, 2012
As a fundamental task in computer architecture research, performance comparison has been continuously hampered by the variability of computer performance. In traditional performance comparisons, the impact of performance variability is usually ignored (i.e., the means of performance measurements are compared regardless of the variability), or in the ...
Tianshi Chen 0002, Yunji Chen, Qi Guo 0001, Olivier Temam, Yue Wu, Weiwu Hu   +5 more
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Comparison and Performance of Anger Cameras

Radiology, 1973
Measurements of sensitivity, spatial resolution, dead time, and field uniformity, as well as imaging of phantoms, provide a satisfactory means of evaluating and comparing Anger camera systems. The authors recommend that these parameters be measured periodically to detect deterioration of performance.
J T, Payne, L E, Williams, R A, Ponto, M E, Goldberg, M K, Loken   +4 more
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A Performance Comparison of WireGuard and OpenVPN

Proceedings of the Tenth ACM Conference on Data and Application Security and Privacy, 2020
A fundamental problem that confronts virtual private network (VPN) applications is the overhead on throughput, ease of deployment and use, and overall utilization. WireGuard is a recently introduced light and secure cross-platform VPN application. It aims to simplify the process of setting up a secure connection while utilizing the multi-threading ...
Steven Mackey, Ivan Mihov, Alex Nosenko, Francisco Vega, Yuan Cheng 0002   +4 more
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Performance comparison of CORBA and RMI

Information and Software Technology, 2000
Abstract Distributed object architectures and Java are important for building modern, scalable, web-enabled applications. This paper is focused on qualitative and quantitative comparison of two distributed object models for use with Java: CORBA and RMI. We compare both models in terms of features, ease of development and performance.
Matjaz B. Juric, Ivan Rozman, Marjan Hericko   +2 more
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A Performance Comparison of Loss Functions

2019 International Conference on Information and Communication Technology Convergence (ICTC), 2019
Generally, the deep neural network learns by way of a loss function, which is an approach to evaluate how well given dataset is predicted on a particular network architecture (or network model). If the prediction deviates too far from real data, a loss function would generate a very large value.
Kwantae Cho, Jong-Hyuk Roh, Youngsam Kim, Sangrae Cho   +3 more
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Statistical Performance Comparisons of Computers

IEEE Transactions on Computers, 2015
As a fundamental task in computer architecture research, performance comparison has been continuously hampered by the variability of computer performance. In traditional performance comparisons, the impact of performance variability is usually ignored (i.e., the means of performance observations are compared regardless of the variability), or in the ...
Tianshi Chen 0002, Qi Guo 0001, Olivier Temam, Yue Wu, Yungang Bao, Zhiwei Xu 0002, Yunji Chen   +6 more
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Automated Performance Comparison

2006
Comparing the performance of different HPC platforms with different hardware, MPI libraries, compilers or sets of runtime options is a frequent task for implementors and users as well. Comparisons based on just a few numbers gained from a single execution of one benchmark or application are of very limited value as soon as the system is to run not only
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