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Hi. This is my first mail. I am new to R and also to the company where I am employed now. I have Statistics background (i.e. Master of Science). However, it is only now I understand what I learned in text is simply a bookish knowledge and when it comes to actually applying statistics in real life, things are not simple. But I am sure I will accordingly upgrade myself. In my new company, I had

...hat generally > have high latency (i.e. generally are cache misses)? This information is > useful for programmers, and is also useful as an input to loop unrolling, > instruction scheduling, and the like on ooo cores. > Won't hardware performance counter tell you which accesses are delinquent accesses? The tools here are trying to provide more information and hopefully some insight of the performance problem. For example, if we can tell that the working set of an application is slightly bigger than the L3 cache, developers would be able to take the right action to improve the perform...

...ve high latency (i.e. generally are cache misses)? This >> information is useful for programmers, and is also useful as an input to >> loop unrolling, instruction scheduling, and the like on ooo cores. >> > > Won't hardware performance counter tell you which accesses are delinquent > accesses? > > Yes, for the particular system on which you're running. The question is, > as the (effective) cache size changes (either because you're running more > threads per core, socket, etc. or as you run across different > architectures), can you say where the c...

...d enough to provide his synopsis here (thanks Chris): http://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/solaris/ZFSFailmodeProblem Also, I really need a workaround for the meantime. Is someone out there handy enough with the undocumented stuff to recommend a zdb command or something that will pound the delinquent pool into submission without crashing everything? Surely there''s a pool hard-reset command somewhere for the QA guys, right? thx jake Chris Siebenmann wrote: > You write: > | Now I''d asked about this some months ago, but didn''t get an answer so > | forg...

...involves applying the R language to mortgage data in support of ADCo's prepayment and default modeling businesses. In particular, the role would entail estimation of discrete hazard models (logistic regression on time series-cross section data, or Markov transition models) of prepayment, delinquency, and default based upon large datasets (~100 million records) of monthly mortgage payment histories. The ideal candidate will have the following qualifications: - an MBA, MFE, or MS in statistics, economics, or finance, or a Ph.D. in those disciplines; - significant expertise in the sta...

As a big fan of Wikipedia, it's frustrating to see how little there is about R in the correlated project, the Wikibooks: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/R_Programming Alberto Monteiro

...wrote: > This person has probably mistaken "expelsior" for "excelsior." > > However, be that as it may, I am personally annoyed by your statement, > David, in which you indicate that you believe this to be an MBA/ > business school problem, especially since the delinquent clearly > indicates in his post - for which YOU have provided the link - that he > is a computer science student, and also because it is presented > without any evidence (which is particularly ironic because this list > is for helping with a program that analyzes "evidence&q...

TL;DR: We plan to build a suite of compiler-based dynamic instrumentation tools for analyzing targeted performance problems. These tools will all live under a new "EfficiencySanitizer" (or "esan") sanitizer umbrella, as they will share significant portions of their implementations. ==================== Motivation ==================== Our goal is to build a suite of dynamic