We present the efficient software implementation: MACRO-APE (MAtrix CompaRisOn by Approximate P-value Estimation).
This paper presents the development of a Macro-ergonomic Compatibility Questionnaire (MCQ), which focuses on collecting data about the implementation of macro-ergonomic principles which are related to human capital factors, organization, tasks, tools, technology as well as environmental conditions in manufacturing systems.
Since most of this information is anyway exchanged during normal system operation, the implementation of macro-assisted schemes is not expected to introduce additional signalling load either on the air interface or on the backhaul.
The framework of the HMM allows to design a code whose structure follows the classical finite elements implementation at the macro level.
This paper provides a SAS® macro implementation of a multiple comparison test based on significant Kruskal Wallis results from the SAS NPAR1WAY procedure.
The speed-optimized hard macro implementation will enable devices to operate at frequencies greater than 2GHz.
This hard macro implementation operates in excess of 2GHz when selected from typical silicon and represents an ideal solution for high-margin performance-oriented applications.
The Cortex-A9 power-optimized hard macro implementation delivers its peak performance of 4000 DMIPS while consuming less than 250mW per CPU when selected from typical silicon.
Each Cortex-A9 hard macro implementation also includes the CoreSight™ Program Trace Macrocell (PTM) which provides full visibility into the processor's instruction flow, enabling the software community to develop code for optimal performance.
Speed Optimized The Cortex-A9 speed-optimized hard macro implementation will provide system designers with an industry standard ARM® processor incorporating aggressive low-power techniques to further extend ARM's performance leadership into high-margin consumer and enterprise devices within the power envelope necessary for compact, high-density and thermally constrained environments.
The hard macro implementations include ARM AMBA®-compliant high performance system components to maximize data traffic speed and minimize power consumption and silicon area.
