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The overhead in terms of code size, power consumption and execution time caused by the use of precompiled libraries and separate compilation is often unacceptable in the embedded world, where real-time constraints, battery life-time and production costs are of critical importance.

Of great value for extending the library of SystemC. The correctness and practicality of the library function further, the library function has been also used in the performanceĮvaluation of wireless AP systems, as well as in performance evaluation of complex embedded systems based on SystemC. In this paper, the performance evaluation ofĮmbedded speech recognition systems by using the library function and the method proposed was introduced in detail. The simulation when the performance indicators meet the accuracy requirements. evaluating performance parameters, calculating expectations and confidence interval, and terminating Has been proposed, and the library function for performance evaluation based on SystemC language has been designed. In this paper, the method for performance evaluation In the process of embedded systems modeling and performance evaluation, the performance indicators, such as average delayĪnd CPU occupancy rate, are often need to be analyzed and evaluated. Higher quality of RCTs with larger samples and longer study duration are needed to confirm the findings. Further, the positive effects of MBIs were mainly driven by outlying studies. This meta-analysis found that MBIs was associated with reduction of depression severity immediately after MBIs but not at follow up endpoint. Subgroup analyses revealed that positive benefits of MBIs was associated with studies that had treatment as usual (TAU) control group, Chinese participants, open label design, no gender predominance, subjects younger than 44.4 years, and Jadad score ≥ 3, other illness phase and MBIs as augmentation group. Compared to the control group, MDD subjects receiving MBIs showed significant reduction in depressive symptoms (n =722 SMD: -0.59, 95% CI: -1.01 to -0.17, I2 = 85%, p = 0.006) at post-MBIs assessment, but the significance disappeared by the end of posttreatment follow-up. ± their 95% confidence intervals (CIs) based on the random effects model were calculated.Ī total of 11 RCTs with 12 treatment arms (n = 764 MBIs = 363 and control group = 401) were identified and analyzed. Standardized mean differences (SMDs) and risk ratio (RR). This is a meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials (RCTs) of mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs) for a current episode of major depressive disorder.īoth English (PubMed, PsycINFO, Embase, and Cochrane Library databases) and Chinese (WanFang and CNKI) databases were systematically and independently searched. We describe how we used this approach to create various GUI testing tools, delve into technical fea-tures of accessibility technologies, and review our experi-ence with this approach. This approach is lightweight, portable, non-intrusive, universal, and cheap, and it combines a non-standard use of accessibility technologies for accessing and controlling GAPs in a uniform way with a visualization mechanism that enables test personnel to interact with GUI objects by performing point-and-click, drag-and-drop oper-ations on GAPs. We offer a universal approach for creating custom test-ing GUI tools. As a result, these tools are expensive, difficult to maintain and evolve, and they often run only on specific platforms. Unfortunately, creating custom GUI testing tools is a laborious and in-tellectually intensive process, during which test engineers use platform-specific libraries and techniques. An extra effort that test engineers put in writing test tools is paid off when these tools are run repeatedly on different GAPs. These tools interact with GAPs by perform-ing actions on their GUI objects.

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Since manual black-box testing of GUI-based APplica-tions (GAPs) is tedious and laborious, and existing tools do not fully address different aspects of the testing process, test engineers create custom testing tools to automate the testing process.