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![]() | Kenneth Hoste was born in Torhout (Belgium) on October 6th 1983. After graduating secondary school in Houtland Instituut in Torhout, he started Computer Science (licentiaat) studies at Ghent University. From August 2005 until September 2010 he was a PhD student at the Department of Electronics and Information Systems (ELIS) at Ghent University, Belgium. In September 2010, he obtained his PhD in Computer Science at Ghent University. His dissertation entitled "Analysis, Estimation and Optimization of Computer System Performance Using Machine Learning" is available here. | ![]() |
Performance Prediction based on Inherent Program Similarity
[abstract; paper: PDF, PS; presentation]
PACT-2006, Sept. 2006; Seattle, WA (US)
Comparing Benchmarks Using Key Microarchitecture-Independent Characteristics
[abstract; paper: PDF; presentation ]
IISWC2006, Oct. 2006; San Jose, CA (US)
Analyzing Commercial Processor Performance Numbers for Predicting Performance of Applications of Interest
[abstract; paper: PDF; poster ]
SIGMETRICS'07, June 2007; San Diego, CA (US)
Microarchitecture-Independent Workload Characterization
[abstract; paper: PDF]
IEEE Micro Hot Tutorials, May/June 2007 (Vol. 27, No. 3) pp. 63-72
COLE: Compiler Optimization Level Exploration
[PDF, presentation]
CGO-2008, April 2008; Boston, MA (US)
Characterizing the Unique and Diverse Behaviors in Existing and Emerging General-Purpose and Domain-Specific Benchmark Suites
[PDF, presentation]
ISPASS-2008, April. 2008; Austin, TX (US)
A Methodology for Analyzing Commercial Processor Performance Numbers
[PDF, PPV webpage]
IEEE Computer, October 2009, vol 42 (10), pp. 70-76
Automated Just-In-Time Compiler Tuning
[PDF, presentation]
CGO-2010, April 2010, Toronto, Canada
Analysis, Estimation and Optimization of Computer System Performance Using Machine Learning
[PDF]
Kenneth Hoste, PhD dissertation
Ghent University (Belgium), September 2010
for pictures, see here
MICA: Microarchitecture-Independent Characterization of Applications
A Pin (binary instrumentation) tool to collect a set of microarchitecture-independent program characteristics for an application of interest.
Any additions to this list are welcome (kenneth.hoste@ugent.be).
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