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The majority of papers published by computer architecture conferences use the spec benchmark suite to measure performance. However, many researchers use only a subset of the suite. What's more surprising is how few people explain their reasons for subsetting.Moderator: John Hennessy; Panelists: Daniel Citron, David Patterson, and Guri Sohi