Photovoltaic (PV) systems are pivotal in the global energy transition, where accurate solar power forecasting is critical. Traditional forecasting has leaned heavily on solar irradiance data, yet such reliance carries...
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(纸本)9798331534202
Photovoltaic (PV) systems are pivotal in the global energy transition, where accurate solar power forecasting is critical. Traditional forecasting has leaned heavily on solar irradiance data, yet such reliance carries inherent uncertainties and measurement complexities, presenting significant forecasting challenges. This paper introduces a novel hybrid/ensemble model that reduces dependence on solar irradiance data, utilizing geographic, meteorological, and temporal data to predict solar power output. Combining the strengths of XGBoost and LightGBM algorithms through a linear regression meta-model, our approach demonstrates improved prediction accuracy, evidenced by a mean absolute error (MAE) of 0.033, and an R-squared value of 0.693. This study advances solar power forecasting, enhancing PV system efficiency, and reliability, and promoting sustainable energy investments.
Modern generative techniques, deriving realistic data from incomplete or noisy inputs, require massive computation for rigorous results. These limitations hinder generative techniques from being incorporated in system...
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(纸本)9783981926354
Modern generative techniques, deriving realistic data from incomplete or noisy inputs, require massive computation for rigorous results. These limitations hinder generative techniques from being incorporated in systems in resource-constrained environment, thus motivating methods that grant users control over the time-quality trade-offs for a reasonable "payoff" of execution cost. Hence, as a new paradigm for adaptively organizing and employing recurrent networks, we propose an architectural design for generative modeling achieving flexible quality. We boost the overall efficiency by introducing non-recurrent layers into stacked recurrent architectures. Accordingly, we design the architecture with no redundant recurrent cells so we avoid unnecessary overhead.
Traffic measurement provides critical information for network management, resource allocation, traffic engineering, and attack detection. Most prior art has been geared towards specific application needs with specific...
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The proceedings of the acm on measurement and Analysis of Computing systems (POMACS) focuses on the measurement and performance evaluation of computersystems and operates in close collaboration with the acm Special I...
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The proceedings of the acm on measurement and Analysis of Computing systems (POMACS) focuses on the measurement and performance evaluation of computersystems and operates in close collaboration with the acm Special Interest Group sigmetrics. All papers in this issue of POMACS will be presented at the acmsigmetrics/IFIP Performance 2024 conference on June 10-14, 2024, in Venice, Italy. These papers were selected during the Winter submission round by the 93 members of the acmsigmetrics/IFIP Performance 2024 program committee via a rigorous review process. Each paper was conditionally accepted (and shepherded), allowed a "one-shot" revision (to be resubmitted to one of the subsequent two sigmetrics/Performance deadlines), or rejected (with re-submission allowed after a year). For this issue, which represents the Winter deadline, POMACS is publishing 10 papers out of 127 submissions, of which 2 had previously received a one-shot revision decision. All submissions received at least 3 reviews and borderline cases were extensively discussed during the online program committee meeting. Based on the indicated track(s), roughly 28% of the submissions were in the Theory track, 55% were in the measurement & Applied modeling track, 29% were in the systems track, and 22% were in the Learning track (papers could be part of more than one track). Many individuals contributed to the success of this issue of POMACS. First, we would like to thank the authors, who submitted their best work to sigmetrics/Performance/POMACS. Second, we would like to thank the program committee members who provided constructive feedback in their reviews to authors and participated in the online discussions and program committee meeting. We also thank the several external reviewers who provided their expert opinions on specific submissions that required additional input. We are also grateful to the sigmetrics Board Chair, Mor Harchol-Balter, the IFIP Working Group 7.3 Chair, Mark S. Squillante, the previ
Power is increasingly becoming a limiting factor in supercomputing. The performance and scale of future high-performance computing systems will be determined by how efficiently they manage their power budgets. Therefo...
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(纸本)9781665411189
Power is increasingly becoming a limiting factor in supercomputing. The performance and scale of future high-performance computing systems will be determined by how efficiently they manage their power budgets. Therefore any amount of unused power is forsaken performance. Regardless of the processors chosen for a future system, it will be necessary to understand power variation and its implications on performance optimization. In this paper, we identify and quantify the factors that affect the power consumption of the NERSC Cori supercomputer at different levels of the system hierarchy. Our study presents node-level power-performance trade-offs for fundamental computational patterns. We show that I/O activity and load imbalance are common causes of job-level power variation among jobs in Cori's production workload. We quantitatively attribute system-level power variation to three sources and find that 86% of the variation is due to temporal variation in application behavior over the duration of a job. Furthermore, our analysis reveals that under typical workload conditions, the Cori system's power budget could accommodate up to 60% more nodes.
The proceedings contain 32 papers. The topics discussed include: the use of change point detection to identify software performance regressions in a continuous integration system;out of band performance monitoring of ...
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(纸本)9781450369916
The proceedings contain 32 papers. The topics discussed include: the use of change point detection to identify software performance regressions in a continuous integration system;out of band performance monitoring of server workloads: leveraging restful API to monitor compute resource utilization and performance related metrics for server performance analysis;transferring Pareto frontiers across heterogeneous hardware environments;modeling of request cloning in cloud server systems using processor sharing;taming energy consumption variations in systems benchmarking;an automated forecasting framework based on method recommendation for seasonal time series;learning queuing networks by recurrent neural networks;the use of change point detection to identify software performance regressions in a continuous integration system;and duet benchmarking: improving measurement accuracy in the cloud.
The proceedings contain 16 papers. The topics discussed include: performance anomaly and change point detection for large-scale system management;extended abstract of performance analysis and prediction of model trans...
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(纸本)9781450371094
The proceedings contain 16 papers. The topics discussed include: performance anomaly and change point detection for large-scale system management;extended abstract of performance analysis and prediction of model transformation;issues arising in using kernel traces to make a performance model;how to apply modeling to compare options and select the appropriate cloud platform;towards performance modeling of speculative execution for cloud applications;kubernetes: towards deployment of distributed IoT applications in fog computing;acceleration opportunities in linear algebra applications via idiom recognition;and tutorial on benchmarking big data analytics systems.
We consider the tail behavior of the response time distribution in an M/G/1 queue with heavy-tailed job sizes, specifically those with intermediately regularly varying tails. In this setting, the response time tail of...
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The traditional approaches for simulation of video analytics applications suffer from the lack of real-data generated by employed machine learning techniques. Machine learning methods need huge data that causes networ...
The traditional approaches for simulation of video analytics applications suffer from the lack of real-data generated by employed machine learning techniques. Machine learning methods need huge data that causes network congestion and high latency in cloud-based networks. This paper proposes a novel method for performance measurement and simulation of video analytics applications to evaluate the solutions addressing the cloud congestion problem. The proposed simulation is achieved by building a model prototype called Video Analytic Data Reduction Model (VADRM) that divides video analytic jobs into smaller tasks with fewer processing requirements to run on edge networking. Real data generated from VADRM prototype is characterized and tested by curve fitting to find the distribution models for generating the larger number of artificial data for resource management simulation. Distribution models based on real data of CNN-based VADRM prototype are used to build a queueing model and comprehensive simulation of real-time video analytics applications.
The proceedings contain 45 papers. The topics discussed include: state dependent control of closed queueing networks;Dandelion++: lightweight cryptocurrency networking with formal anonymity guarantees: extended abstra...
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(纸本)9781450358460
The proceedings contain 45 papers. The topics discussed include: state dependent control of closed queueing networks;Dandelion++: lightweight cryptocurrency networking with formal anonymity guarantees: extended abstract;bootstrapped graph diffusions: exposing the power of nonlinearity;the cost of uncertainty in curing epidemics;the price of fragmentation in mobility-on-demand services;new metrics and models for a post-ISA era: managing complexity;delay scaling in many-sources wireless networks without queue state information;practical bounds on optimal caching with variable object sizes;on resource pooling and separation for LRU caching;an optimal randomized online algorithm for QoS buffer management;minimizing queue length regret under adversarial network models;dynamic proportional sharing: a game-theoretic approach;SOAP: one clean analysis of all age-based scheduling policies;a Whittle's index based approach for QoE optimization in wireless networks;an optimal algorithm for online non-convex learning;asymptotic optimal control of Markov-modulated restless bandits;online learning of optimally diverse rankings;learning proportionally fair allocations with low regret;multi-armed bandit with additional observations;online learning in weakly coupled Markov decision processes: a convergence time study;working set size estimation techniques in virtualized environments: one size does not fit all;PreFix: switch failure prediction in datacenter networks;on non-preemptive VM scheduling in the cloud;and why some like it loud: timing power attacks in multi-tenant data centers using an acoustic side channel.
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