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Know your Enemy: Benchmarking and Experimenting with Insight as a Goal
WiP Session @ 43rd IEEE Real-Time Systems Symposium (RTSS@Work 2022), 2022, Houston, TX, USA
Abstract
Available benchmark suites are used to provide realistic workloads and to understand their run-time characteristics. However, they do not necessarily target the same platforms and often offer a diverse set of metrics, leading to the lack of a knowledge base that could be used for both systems and theoretical research. RT-Bench, a new benchmark framework environment, tries to address these issues by providing a uniform interface and metrics while maintaining portability. This demo illustrates how to leverage this framework and its recentlyadded features to improve the understanding of the benchmarks’ interaction with its system.
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@inproceedings{RT_Bench_WiP_RTSS22,
title = {{Know your Enemy: Benchmarking and Experimenting with Insight as a Goal}},
author = {Nicolella, Mattia and Hoornaert, Denis and Roozkhosh, Shahin and Bastoni, Andrea and Mancuso, Renato},
booktitle = {WiP Session @ 43rd IEEE Real-Time Systems Symposium (RTSS@Work 2022)},
year = 2022,
address = {Houston, TX, USA},
url = {https://cs-people.bu.edu/rmancuso/files/papers/RTBench_RTSS22.pdf}
}
TY - CONF AU - Nicolella, Mattia AU - Hoornaert, Denis AU - Roozkhosh, Shahin AU - Bastoni, Andrea AU - Mancuso, Renato TI - Know your Enemy: Benchmarking and Experimenting with Insight as a Goal T2 - WiP Session @ 43rd IEEE Real-Time Systems Symposium (RTSS@Work 2022) PY - 2022 CY - Houston, TX, USA AB - Available benchmark suites are used to provide realistic workloads and to understand their run-time characteristics. However, they do not necessarily target the same platforms and often offer a diverse set of metrics, leading to the lack of a knowledge base that could be used for both systems and theoretical research. RT-Bench, a new benchmark framework environment, tries to address these issues by providing a uniform interface and metrics while maintaining portability. This demo illustrates how to leverage this framework and its recentlyadded features to improve the understanding of the benchmarks’ interaction with its system. ER -
%0 Conference Paper %A Nicolella, Mattia %A Hoornaert, Denis %A Roozkhosh, Shahin %A Bastoni, Andrea %A Mancuso, Renato %T Know your Enemy: Benchmarking and Experimenting with Insight as a Goal %B WiP Session @ 43rd IEEE Real-Time Systems Symposium (RTSS@Work 2022) %D 2022 %C Houston, TX, USA %X Available benchmark suites are used to provide realistic workloads and to understand their run-time characteristics. However, they do not necessarily target the same platforms and often offer a diverse set of metrics, leading to the lack of a knowledge base that could be used for both systems and theoretical research. RT-Bench, a new benchmark framework environment, tries to address these issues by providing a uniform interface and metrics while maintaining portability. This demo illustrates how to leverage this framework and its recentlyadded features to improve the understanding of the benchmarks’ interaction with its system.
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M. Nicolella, D. Hoornaert, S. Roozkhosh, A. Bastoni, and R. Mancuso, “Know your Enemy: Benchmarking and Experimenting with Insight as a Goal,” in WiP Session @ 43rd IEEE Real-Time Systems Symposium (RTSS@Work 2022), 2022.
Nicolella, M., Hoornaert, D., Roozkhosh, S., Bastoni, A., & Mancuso, R. (2022). Know your Enemy: Benchmarking and Experimenting with Insight as a Goal. In WiP Session @ 43rd IEEE Real-Time Systems Symposium (RTSS@Work 2022).