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<strong><u>Important Point</u></strong><br> | <strong><u>Important Point</u></strong><br> | ||
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<li>A power model is necessary because it is difficult to tell whether a surge in power draw is a result of wifi being turned on, number of cycles per second going up, GPS being turned on for some reason, or another reason.</li> | |||
<li>The variation between power consumption of various components for different types of phones is significant. Therefore a power model will have to be generated for each new phone that we want to test. We currently have an implementation that was generated for the G1, G2 and Nexus One (see PowerTutor below)</li> | <li>The variation between power consumption of various components for different types of phones is significant. Therefore a power model will have to be generated for each new phone that we want to test. We currently have an implementation that was generated for the G1, G2 and Nexus One (see PowerTutor below)</li> | ||
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Main Paper | <strong>Main Paper</strong> | ||
http://empathicsystems.org/Papers/codes10.pdf <br> | |||
<strong>Quick Summary</strong><br> | <strong>Quick Summary</strong><br> | ||
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<strong>Other related papers</strong><br> | <strong>Other related papers</strong><br> | ||