MCAI uses model counting on encoded concrete and abstract semantics to give a quantitative, client-independent measure of imprecision in abstract domains, applied to Interval, Octagon, and KnownBit domains.
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Analyzing the Analyzers: Model Counting Meets Abstract Interpretation
MCAI uses model counting on encoded concrete and abstract semantics to give a quantitative, client-independent measure of imprecision in abstract domains, applied to Interval, Octagon, and KnownBit domains.
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Microbenchmarks on the JVM can produce misleading results due to unrealistic profiles collected during isolated execution despite following JMH guidelines.
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JEDI: Java Evaluation of Declarative and Imperative Queries
JEDI is a generated benchmark suite converting SQL queries into Java Stream and imperative implementations to evaluate performance and identify efficient parallelization strategies.