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BenchSubset: A framework for selecting benchmark subsets based on consensus clustering

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Hongping Zhan
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林伟伟 (Weiwei Lin) *
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Feiqiao Mao *
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Minxian Xu
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Guangxin Wu
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Guokai Wu
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Jianzhuo Li
DOI:10.1002/int.22791delete
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The redundancy in the benchmark suite will increase the time for computer system performance evaluation and simulation. The most typical method to solve this problem is to select subsets based on clustering. However, it is a challenge to validate benchmark subsetting results for unlabeled benchmark suites when using the clustering method, and existing research has not considered this problem. Also, there is no quantitative evaluation method for subsetting which can reflect the universal and the diversity characteristics of the benchmark suite at the same time. To solve the above problems, we propose BenchSubset, a framework for selecting benchmark subsets based on consensus clustering, which includes Group Principal Components Analysis, consensus clustering, and a new evaluation method considering the universal and the diversity characteristics of the benchmark suite. We conducted SPEC CPU2017 subsetting experiments on Huawei's Taishan 200, then verified the effectiveness of BenchSubset in selecting a benchmark subset. Compared with the mainstream principal components analysis with hierarchical clustering (PCA-H) method, the benchmark subset selected by BenchSubset performs better in representing the universal and the diversity characteristics of SPEC CPU2017.
Keywords:
benchmark subsets
consensus clustering
SPEC CPU2017

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International Journal of Intelligent Systems cover
International Journal of Intelligent Systems
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shenzhen university
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chinese academy of sciences
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south china university of technology
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