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Applying performance models to understand data-intensive computing efficiency Elie Krevat∗ , Tomer Shiran∗ , Eric Anderson† , Joseph Tucek† , Jay J. Wylie† , Gregory R. Ganger∗ ∗ Carnegie Mellon University
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Document Date: 2010-10-14 00:07:50


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