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Aneto: Predicting System Performance by Exploiting Cross-Workload Regularity
Predicting how a workload responds to a change in memory technology requires estimating how much of each cache miss actually stalls the processor. Obtaining this stall fraction accurately has traditionally demanded detailed simulation, repeated measurements, or heavy profiling. One-shot alternatives
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