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*'''NEW paper: ''' Rafael Marmelo, Pedro Bizarro, and Paulo Marques. 9ticks – The Web as a Stream ([[Media:9ticks_dait2009.pdf|pdf]]). In the First International Workshop on Database Architectures for the Internet of Things (DAIT 2009). Extended version ([[Media:9ticks_iete2009.pdf|pdf]]) also published on the 2009 September/October issue of IETE Technical Review journal. (paper and details coming soon) | *'''NEW paper: ''' Rafael Marmelo, Pedro Bizarro, and Paulo Marques. 9ticks – The Web as a Stream ([[Media:9ticks_dait2009.pdf|pdf]]). In the First International Workshop on Database Architectures for the Internet of Things (DAIT 2009). Extended version ([[Media:9ticks_iete2009.pdf|pdf]]) also published on the 2009 September/October issue of IETE Technical Review journal. (paper and details coming soon) | ||
| - | + | == Description == | |
| - | The goal of project | + | BiCEP is a project started in the Systems and Software Engineering Group at the University of Coimbra. The goal of the project is to produce benchmarks for [http://www.complexevents.com:Complex Event Processing] systems (CEP). CEP metrics should include the following metrics (some obvious, others not quite): |
* '''Sustainable throughput''': the steady-state number of events per unit of time that a (warmed-up) CEP engine can process while performing query processing. Even within the same system, sustainable throughput can vary widely depending on the amount of work to be done during query processing. | * '''Sustainable throughput''': the steady-state number of events per unit of time that a (warmed-up) CEP engine can process while performing query processing. Even within the same system, sustainable throughput can vary widely depending on the amount of work to be done during query processing. | ||
* '''Response time''': the time since the last event of some event pattern is fed into the system until the system notifies the event pattern detection. | * '''Response time''': the time since the last event of some event pattern is fed into the system until the system notifies the event pattern detection. | ||
