Abstract:In this paper we present a new power estimation model for an application above the operation system. This method uses the performance monitor unit (PMU) events to predicate the power an application consumed. This model maps the hardware events to the power dissipation for the processor and memory when a specific application is running. We use some diffusely selected benchmarks to test our model. The result shows that it is a exact method to estimation the power consumption for any application above the OS.
“…At OS level, the power estimation module [10] gives the basic power information of the entire application or specific code regions. What characterizes it from normal processor scheduler is that this optimized module puts the energy efficiency as the first consideration on determining how to execute a given application.…”
“…At OS level, the power estimation module [10] gives the basic power information of the entire application or specific code regions. What characterizes it from normal processor scheduler is that this optimized module puts the energy efficiency as the first consideration on determining how to execute a given application.…”
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