Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: A testing-based faster-than relation has previously been developed that compares the worst-case efficiency of asynchronous systems. This approach reveals that pipelining does not improve efficiency in general; that it does so in practice depends on assumptions about the user behaviour. Accordingly, the approach was adapted to a setting where user behaviour is known to belong to a specific, but often occurring class of request-response behaviours; some quantitative results on the efficiency of the respective so-called response processes re given. In particular, it was shown that in the adapted setting a very simple case of pipelined process with two stages is faster than a comparable atomic processing. ,  determine the performance of general pipelines, study whether the adapted faster-than relation is compatible with chaining (used to build pipelines) and two other operators, and give results on the performance of the resp. compositions, demonstrating also how rich the request-respond setting is.
['Flavio Corradini', 'Walter Vogler']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Performance of pipelined asynchronous systems
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