Shuai Hao, Ding Li, William G. J. Halfond, R. Govindan
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Estimating Android applications' CPU energy usage via bytecode profiling
Optimizing the energy efficiency of mobile applications can greatly increase user satisfaction. However, developers lack easily applied tools for estimating the energy consumption of their applications. This paper proposes a new approach, eCalc, that is lightweight in terms of its developer requirements and provides code-level estimates of energy consumption. The approach achieves this using estimation techniques based on program analysis of the mobile application. In evaluation, eCalc is able to estimate energy consumption within 9.5% of the ground truth for a set of mobile applications. Additionally, eCalc provides useful and meaningful feedback to the developer that helps to characterize energy consumption of the application.