HOW EXPERT IS YOUR EXPERT SYSTEM FOR PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT?
- Joseph L. Hellerstein
- 1994
- CMG 1994
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How expert is your expert system for performance management?
- J. Hellerstein
- 1994
- CMG Proceedings 1994
Building Regression Models: An Introduction With a Unix(TM) Case Study
- Joseph L. Hellerstein
- 1993
- CMG 1993
Building regression models: an introduction with a Unix (TM) case study
- J. Hellerstein
- 1993
- CMG 1993
A unified approach to interpreting measurement data in performance management applications
- Robert F. Berry
- J. Hellerstein
- 1993
- IWSM 1993
Controlling CPU Allocations in UNIX™ Systems
- Joseph L. Hellerstein
- 1992
- CMG 1992
Controlling CPU allocations in UNIX systems
- J. Hellerstein
- 1992
- CMG 1992
Choosing a Service Level Indicator: Why Not Queue Length?
- Robert F. Berry
- Joseph L. Hellerstein
- et al.
- 1991
- CMG 1991
An approach to detecting changes in the factors affecting the performance of computer systems
- Robert Berry
- Joseph Hellerstein
- 1991
- SIGMETRICS 1991
Fine-Grain Analysis (FGA): A Methodology for Analyzing Intermittent Performance Problems
- Robert Berry
- Jeffrey Hedglin
- et al.
- 1990
- CMG 1990