A model-based method for evaluating embedded system performance by abstraction of execution traces

Authors:
Kouichi Ono;Manabu Toyota;Ryo Kawahara;Yoshifumi Sakamoto;Takeo Nakada;Naoaki Fukuoka
Affiliations:
IBM Research - Tokyo, Kanagawa, Japan;Component Technology Solution, IBM Japan, Ltd., Kyoto, Japan;IBM Research - Tokyo, Kanagawa, Japan;Component Technology Solution, IBM Japan, Ltd., Kyoto, Japan;IBM Research - Tokyo, Kanagawa, Japan;Tokyo R&D Center, KYOCERA MITA Corp., Tokyo, Japan
Venue:
ECMFA'10 Proceedings of the 6th European conference on Modelling Foundations and Applications
Year:
2010

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Abstract

This paper describes a model-based method to evaluate performance of embedded systems. The core technology of this modeling method is reverse modeling based on dynamic analysis of the existing systems. A case study of real MFPs (multifunction peripherals/printers) is presented in this paper to evaluate the modeling method.