L. Afanasiev, and M. Marx. Information Systems, 33 (2):
155 - 181(2008)<ce:title>Performance Evaluation of Data Management Systems</ce:title>.
DOI: 10.1016/j.is.2007.05.002
Abstract
This paper presents a survey and an analysis of the XQuery benchmark publicly available in 2006âXMach-1, XMark, X007, the Michigan benchmark, and XBenchâfrom different perspectives. We address three simple questions about these benchmarks: How are they used? What do they measure? What can one learn from using them? One focus of our analysis is to determine whether the benchmarks can be used for micro-benchmarking. Our conclusions are based on an usage analysis, on an in-depth analysis of the benchmark queries, and on experiments run on four XQuery engines: Galax, SaxonB, Qizx/Open, and MonetDB/XQuery.
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ScienceDirect.com - Information Systems - An analysis of XQuery benchmarks
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%X This paper presents a survey and an analysis of the XQuery benchmark publicly available in 2006âXMach-1, XMark, X007, the Michigan benchmark, and XBenchâfrom different perspectives. We address three simple questions about these benchmarks: How are they used? What do they measure? What can one learn from using them? One focus of our analysis is to determine whether the benchmarks can be used for micro-benchmarking. Our conclusions are based on an usage analysis, on an in-depth analysis of the benchmark queries, and on experiments run on four XQuery engines: Galax, SaxonB, Qizx/Open, and MonetDB/XQuery.
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pages = {155 - 181},
timestamp = {2012-05-02T16:44:08.000+0200},
title = {An analysis of XQuery benchmarks},
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volume = 33,
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