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Potentials of Branch Predictors: From Entropy Viewpoints
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Predictors essentially predicts the most recent events based on the record of past events, history. It is obvious that prediction performance largely relies on regularity
Takashi Yokota, Kanemitsu Ootsu, Takanobu Baba
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