AbstractMemory system performance models have traditionally assumed that individual modules are insensitive to the sequence cf access requests. For current memory components, this assumption is not correct. Furthermore, performance models generally assume a stochastic sequence of reference. For stream-oriented computations, such models of reference are not suitable. This paper derives the optimal effective memory bandwidth achieved by stream-oriented computations at a single module of such memory components
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Media processing applications, such as three-dimensional graphics, video compres-sion, and image pro...
Integrated Layer Processing is an implementation technique for data manipulation functions in commun...
Recently there has been an increasing interest in models of parallel computation that account for th...
The growing disparity between processor and memory speeds has caused memory bandwidth to become the ...
The Cell Broadband Engine (CBE) is designed to be a general purpose platform exposing an enormous ar...
Memory bandwidth is becoming the limiting performance factor for many applications, particularly sci...
As the speed gap between CPU and memory widens, memory hierarchy has become the primary factor limit...
The authors approach network design from the perspective of the applications and ask how much networ...
Abstract—The heterogeneity of today’s computing environment means computation-intensive signal proce...
The optimal control of memory space to raise speed of parallel processing systems is a scienti...
Accepted in 13th IEEE Symposium on Embedded Systems for Real-Time Multimedia (ESTIMedia 2015), Amste...
There are two competing models for the on-chip memory in Chip Multiprocessor (CMP) systems: hardware...
We introduce a novel methodology for the quantitative assessment of the effectiveness and portabilit...
SDRAM is a shared resource in modern multi-core platforms executing multiple real-time (RT) streamin...
Most existing analytical models for memory interference generally assume random bank selection for e...
Media processing applications, such as three-dimensional graphics, video compres-sion, and image pro...
Integrated Layer Processing is an implementation technique for data manipulation functions in commun...
Recently there has been an increasing interest in models of parallel computation that account for th...