The Guideline Concept Sample Clauses

The Guideline Concept. A guideline is an encapsulation of an advice and a recommended implementation method. The advice captures expert insights in a precise, context-based formulation and orients the follower (the person reading the advice) towards a goal. The recommended implementa- tion method suggests interfaces and steps that work well in practice to implement the ad- vice. Both the advice and the recommended implementation methods are supported by theoret- ical and experimental evidence that is either gathered within the project or is pre-existing in the community. The advice in a guideline is essentially inarguable since it is based on proofs and facts. However, it is not necessary to treat the recommended implementation method as a strict rule. Using alternative implementation methods or new tools is allowed and encouraged. Guidelines stem from expert insights in image processing and embedded system domains and cover performance, power, and productivity aspects. Generation and evaluation of guide- lines is discussed in detail in Section 7.2 and 7.3, respectively. Guidelines may overlap or exclude one another as a natural consequence of the vast de- sign and implementation spaces for low power image processing. Overlapping guidelines Table 5: Example of a guideline. Advice: Exploit both vectorization and multithreading for high performance on multicore processors with vector units such as the ARM Cortex A9. On these architectures, utilizing all hardware execution resources is key to achieve high performance [1, 10, 35] Recommended implementation method: Use OpenMP. OpenMP is a widely supported parallel programming API that enables programmers to express vectorization and multi- threading operations concisely using compiler directives. Program- mers need not worry about specifying scheduling and synchronization operations in code. These are handled transparently by the OpenMP runtime system. See the official OpenMP examples [30] to under- stand in more detail about exploiting vectorization and multithreading simultaneously. are those whose advice are based on the same underlying principle, or those whose recom- mended implementation methods are the same. Exclusion occurs when a pair of guidelines point in different but equally competent directions to reach the same goal. Guidelines are targeted towards both developers and vendors. Developers conform to the guidelines by paying heed to the encapsulated advice and considering the recommended implementation methods. Vendors e...
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