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ORCIDSIGMETRICS Performance Evaluation Review, Volume 2
Volume 2, Number 1, March 1973
- Maurice H. Halstead:
Language level, a missing concept in information theory. 7-9 - Maurice H. Halstead:
An experimental determination of the "purity" of a trivial algorithm. 10-15
- Peter J. Denning:
Review of "Statistical Computer Performance Evaluation by Walter Frieberger"; Academic Press (1972). 16-22 - Communications: some notes on the computer synectics hardware monitor sum. 23-25
Volume 2, Number 2, June 1973
- Haruhisa Ishida, Nobumasa Takahashi:
Job statistics at a 2000-user university computer center. 2-13 - Don R. Rice:
An analytical model for computer system performance evaluation. 14-30 - Kenneth W. Kolence:
The software empiricist. 31-36
Volume 2, Number 3, September 1973
- Kenneth W. Kolence, Philip J. Kiviat:
Software unit profiles & Kiviat figures. 2-12 - Peter J. Denning:
Why our approach to performance evaluation is SDRAWKCAB. 13-16 - Norman Beck, Gordon Ashby:
On cost of static linking and loading of subprograms. 17-20 - Ken Kolence:
The software empiricist experimental disciplines & computer measurements. 21-23
Volume 2, Number 4, December 1973
- James Hughes, David Cronshaw:
On using a hardware monitor as an intelligent peripheral. 3-19 - Liba Svobodova:
Measuring computer system utilization with a hardware and a hybrid monitor. 20-34
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