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Date: 2012-01-30 15:25:01
CPU cache
Cache
Central processing unit
Computer memory
Benchmark
IOzone
Trace
USENIX
IBM General Parallel File System
Computing
Computer hardware
Computer architecture

Extracting Flexible, Replayable Models from Large Block Traces V. Tarasov1 , S. Kumar1 , J. Ma2 , D. Hildebrand3 , A. Povzner3 , G. Kuenning2 , and E. Zadok1 1 Stony Brook University, 2 Harvey Mudd College, and 3 IBM Alm

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