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ORCIDSIGMETRICS 1976: Cambridge, MA, USA
- Jeffrey P. Buzen, Arnold Ockene, Peter P. S. Chen, Mark Franklin, P. E. Green, Joseph Maksin:
Proceedings of the Joint International Conference on Measurements and Modeling of Computer Systems, SIGMETRICS 1976, March 29-31, 1976, Cambridge, MA, USA. ACM 1976 - Allen Reiter:
Some experiments in directory organization - a simulation study. 1-9 - K. Mani Chandy, J. E. Hewes:
File allocation in distributed systems. 10-13 - Peter D. Welch:
On the self contained modelling of DB/DC systems. 14-24 - Jane W.-S. Liu, James Michael Milner:
Probabilistic models of inverted file information retrieval systems. 25-37 - Donald P. Gaver, George Humfeld:
Multitype multiprogramming: Probability models and numerical procedures. 38-43 - Thomas Giammo:
Validation of a computer performance model of the exponential queuing network family. 44-58 - John E. Neilson:
An analytic performance model of a multiprogrammed batch-timeshared computer. 59-70 - Rollins Turner, Hank Levy:
Performance evaluation of IAS on the PDP-11/70. 71-74 - Alan P. Batson, A. Wayne Madison:
Measurements of major locality phases in symbolic reference strings. 75-84 - D. R. Partridge, R. E. Card:
Hardware monitoring of real-time aerospace computer systems. 85-101 - Jeffrey R. Spirn:
Multi-queue scheduling of two tasks. 102-108 - Martin Reiser, Hisashi Kobayashi:
On the convolution algorithm for separable queuing networks. 109-117 - Erol Gelenbe, Guy Pujolle:
Probabilistic models of computer systems. 118-125 - Liba Svobodova, Roy Mattson:
The role of emulation in performance measurement and evaluation. 126-135 - David S. Lindsay:
A hardware monitor study of a CDC KRONOS system. 136-144 - James H. Hughes:
A functional instruction mix and some related topics. 145-153 - Edward G. Ries, Donald J. Harmon:
The Test Support Program (TSP) a real-time interactive simulation system. 154-165 - James Wayne Anderson, James C. Browne:
Graph models of computer systems: Application to performance evaluation of an operating system. 166-178 - Carlos González:
Using Covariance Analysis as an aid to interpret the results of a performance measurement. 179-186 - David J. Kuck, B. Kumar:
A system model for computer performance evaluation. 187-199 - Jeffrey P. Buzen:
Fundamental laws of computer system performance. 200-210 - Jacques Leroudier, Dominique Potier:
Principles of optimality for multiprogramming. 211-218 - Peter J. Denning, Kevin C. Kahn:
An L=S criterion for optimal multiprogramming. 219-229 - Jacques Labetoulle, Guy Pujolle:
A study of queueing networks with deterministic service and applications to computer networks. 230-240 - Samy A. Mahmoud, J. Spruce Riordon:
Protocol considerations for software controlled access methods in distributed data bases. 241-264 - John Cady, Ronald M. Sorli, Barry S. Thornton:
Performance evaluation of a batch processing computer network under different processing strategies. 265-271 - Trân Quôc Tê:
An heuristic model for analysis of memory use under static partition allocation strategies. 272-281 - Carl E. Landwehr:
An endogenous priority model for load control in combined batch - interactive computer systems. 282-295 - Yonathan Bard:
An experimental approach to system tuning. 296-305 - Edward G. Coffman Jr., Ravi Sethi:
A generalized bound on LPT sequencing. 306-310 - Dennis W. Ting:
Allocation and compaction - a mathematical model for memory management. 311-317 - C. A. Rose:
Validation of a queueing model with classes of customers. 318-326
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