Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: As modern processors are becoming increasingly complex, fast and accurate performance prediction is crucial during the early phases of hardware and software co-development. To accurately and efficiently predict the performance of a given software workload is, hover, a challenging problem. Traditional cycle-accurate simulation is often too slow, while analytical models are not sufficiently accurate or still require target-specific execution statistics that may be slow or difficult to obtain. ,  propose a novel learning-based approach for synthesizing analytical models that can accurately predict the performance of a workload on a target platform from various performance statistics obtained directly on a host platform using built-in hardware counters. Our learning approach relies on a one-time training phase using a cycle-accurate reference of the chosen target processor.  train our models on over 15,000 program instances from the ACM-ICPC programming contest database, and demonstrate the prediction accuracy on standard benchmark suites. Result show that our approach achieves on average more than 90% accuracy at 160× the speed compared to a cycle-accurate reference simulation.
['Xinnian Zheng', 'Pradeep Ravikumar', 'Lizy Kurian John', 'Andreas Gerstlauer']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Learning-based analytical cross-platform performance prediction
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