Results. We discover a statistically significant negative correlation between performance scores and the energy consumption of mobile web apps (with medium to large effect sizes), implying that an increase of the performance score tend to lead to a decrease of energy consumption.
2020/04/17 · This study investigates on the correlation between the performance scores produced by Lighthouse and the energy consumption of mobile web apps.
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A statistically significant negative correlation between performance scores and the energy consumption of mobile web apps (with medium to large effect sizes)
The goal of this research is to analyse the performance and energy costs of ads and analytics on mobile web apps. The results of this research are intended to ...
The goal of this study is to empirically assess the energy consumption and performance of native and Web apps in the context of Internet content platforms on ...
Results. We discover a statistically significant negative correlation between performance scores and the energy consumption of mobile web apps (with medium to ...
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The goal of this study is to analyze app types for the purpose of evaluation with respect to their energy consumption and performance from the point of view of ...
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