AGskala
AGSkala is a metric used in computer science to quantify the scalability of algorithms and systems as problem size and resource availability grow. It is intended to provide a single, comparable score that reflects how effectively additional resources translate into improved performance while considering resource costs.
Definition and concept: AGSkala combines execution time, resource consumption, and parallel efficiency into a normalized score.
Origins and usage: The term has appeared in academic discussions and vendor documentation since the early 2010s,
Methodology: Computation typically involves running a baseline configuration and one or more scaled configurations, recording performance
Applications and limitations: AGSkala is applied in evaluating parallel algorithms, distributed systems, and data-intensive pipelines. Its