OTII Projects with measurements from bachelor thesis "What makes the Power Meter Tick? An Investigation of the Energy Consumption of CPython Benchmarks in Different Execution Environments"
Laursen, Oliver Vesterlund;
OTII Projects with measurements from bachelor thesis "What makes the Power Meter Tick? An Investigation of the Energy Consumption of CPython Benchmarks in Different Execution Environments"
The zipped files contains the OTII 3 projects made during the execution of the experiment described in the thesis and located at https://github.com/OLaursen/CPython_Application_Energy_Consumption. To retrieve the raw data, install OTII 3 application and open the projects within it. There an option for extracting the data can be found.
CPython, Raspberry Pi, OTII 3, Energy Consumption, Qoitech, OTII Ace
CPython, Raspberry Pi, OTII 3, Energy Consumption, Qoitech, OTII Ace
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