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Case Study of the Performance of a Gamma-Ray Event Parameterization Application

Performance analysis is a critical component of the development of applications in high-performance scientific data processing, real-time, and other fields of performance-oriented computing. Analysis benefits greatly from support in the underlying development infrastructure. This paper examines the performance of one specific application in the field of high-energy astrophysics, and its implementation using a data-flow oriented development toolset.