Titlebook: High Performance Embedded Architectures and Compilers; Second International Koen Bosschere,David Kaeli,Theo Ungerer Conference proceedings

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Phillip Stanley-Marbell,Diana Marculescuis based on the use of a descriptor form of the system and of Finsler’s Lemma which allows to introduce new variables (named multipliers) into the conditions and therefore to increase the degrees of freedom in the synthesis problem. All these methods are evaluated and compared in the context of the dynamic model of load balancing considered.

Evolve

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Vijay Nagarajan,Rajiv Gupta,Arvind Krishnaswamyy providing quantitative information which may be of great significance in elucidating the role of intracellular trace elements. In this chapter we extend the application of SR to cases of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), Alzheimer’s disease and Friedreich Ataxia.

Brain-Waves

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Weihaw Chuang,Satish Narayanasamy,Brad Calder,Ranjit Jhalaion-making as these all relate to being. Benefits include a practical model for leaders to understand the complexity and ripple effects of their in/decisions, to have a comprehensive schema of the critical parts, or system elements, of their problems or questions, and greatly improved, sustainable directions.

Banquet

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Reducing Branch Misprediction Penalties Via Adaptive Pipeline Scalingides a fast branch misprediction recovery, but also speeds up the resolve of mispredicted branch. The evaluation of . in a 13-stage superscalar processor with benchmarks from SPEC2000 applications shows a performance improvement (between 3%-12%, average 8%) over baseline processor that does not exploit ..

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Keynote: Insight, Not (Random) Numbers: An Embedded Perspective dissect Hamming’s famous quote and provide some reasons to hope we can making benchmarking of embedded systems into a science. In particular, I will discuss how to model and measure quantities so that one can gain confidence in the results. I will use the industry standard EEMBC benchmark set as an

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Applying Decay to Reduce Dynamic Power in Set-Associative Caches Decay. We thus open the possibility to unify dynamic and leakage management in the same framework. The main intuition is that in a decaying cache, dead lines in a set need not be searched. Thus, rather than trying to predict which cache way holds a specific line, we predict, for each way, whether t