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Coordinated omission

Coordinated omission is a measurement bias in which a workload generator or sampler misses observations because its activity depends on the slow responses being measured.

A correct histogram of issued requests need not describe independent arrivals; synthetic correction must state its expected-interval assumption.

Relations

related

open-loop-load, closed-loop-load, latency-storage

Citations

1. Gil Tene, wrk2: scheduled-arrival latency and coordinated omission; maintainer documentation, not an SSD benchmark. (accessed 2026-10-11)
2. HdrHistogram maintainers: corrected versus raw value recording and expected sampling intervals. (accessed 2026-10-11)
3. Hesela: synthetic arrival cohorts, timing boundaries and percentile pooling (accessed 2026-10-11)
4. Hesela synthetic timing records: model parameters, full request cohorts and SHA-256 provenance (accessed 2026-10-11)

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