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It would be interesting to see benchmarks (esp. on embedded devices like the RbP3 / RbP3+) of both the accuracy and the performance of the detectors (personally I am especially interested in the RealN…
njern updated
6 years ago
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### What happened + What you expected…
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It is possible to use the embedded H2 database to store previous runtimes and so make beautiful history charts as well as measurements that make tests fail when the runtime is substantially worse than…
dscho updated
8 years ago
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Alfresco has developed an open source benchmark framework
https://svn.alfresco.com/repos/alfresco-enterprise/benchmark/ based on mongoDB
and Zookeeper.
It's possible to run tests
(https://svn.…
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**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.**
Setting a suitable time unit for a specific benchmark is sometimes tedious when the machine the benchmark is developed on is not the…
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### Your current environment
I'm attempting to independently measure the performance (e.g., latency, throughput, etc.) of the prefill and decode phases. Is there a way to achieve this? I have noticed…
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One of the important features of Protocol Buffers is the ability to extend
messages later without breaking compatibility. This requires the decoder to be
able to skip any unknown fields.
Curren…
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One of the important features of Protocol Buffers is the ability to extend
messages later without breaking compatibility. This requires the decoder to be
able to skip any unknown fields.
Curren…
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```
One of the important features of Protocol Buffers is the ability to extend
messages later without breaking compatibility. This requires the decoder to be
able to skip any unknown fields.
Curren…
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I wonder is any benchmark results could be published so that when testing the libray we can get a comparison is ebverything is running ok?
When ikind of result would you expect for runing the comma…