Y speedup is a term used in computer science and performance analytics that refers to the improvement of the performance or speed of a system or process when additional resources are added. The "y" in y speedup refers to the factor by which the performance of the system improves after the addition of resources, such as additional processing power or memory.
Y speedup is calculated by dividing the time taken to process a task before the additional resources were added by the time taken to process the same task after the resources were added. The result is the factor by which the system's performance has improved, or the y speedup.
Y speedup is important in performance benchmarking and evaluation of systems, as it allows for a quantitative measure of the effect of adding resources on performance. It is also used in performance tuning and optimization, as it helps to identify the optimal balance between resources and performance for a given system or process.
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