Gmis An Experimental System for Data Management And Analysis
Gmis An Experimental System for Data Management And Analysis
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Later In Section 5. ? w«> addrnv. The more Important. Issue, fixed cost. -. , for applications like those addressed by the GM1S system.
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To tr...y to analyze this circumstance for the uses outlined in this paper, we have assumed that the virtual speeds of VM's are constant and equal. However, when some VM's (including the data-base VM) are allo- cated a larger share of CPU processing power, they become faster in real time. We assume that each unblocked VM receives the same amount of CPU processing power and at the initial state m machines are running (i. E. , the data base machine is stopped if no modeling machines are making requests).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Later In Section 5. ? w«> addrnv. The more Important. Issue, fixed cost. -. , for applications like those addressed by the GM1S system.
-42- the CPU's time thereby processing requests faster. Tor example, if there . Iin Inn vlH. Llrtl tUfli hiript; « Bat It Mile roielveo line loiilli uT flits mal I I'll However, if seven of the ten are in a locked state, then the remaining three receive one- third of the CPU. Thus, these three run (in real time) faster than they did when ten were running.
To tr...y to analyze this circumstance for the uses outlined in this paper, we have assumed that the virtual speeds of VM's are constant and equal. However, when some VM's (including the data-base VM) are allo- cated a larger share of CPU processing power, they become faster in real time. We assume that each unblocked VM receives the same amount of CPU processing power and at the initial state m machines are running (i. E. , the data base machine is stopped if no modeling machines are making requests).
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