So far, file access prediction models is mainly based on either the file access frequency or the historical record of the latest access. In this paper, a new file access prediction model called frequency- and recency-...So far, file access prediction models is mainly based on either the file access frequency or the historical record of the latest access. In this paper, a new file access prediction model called frequency- and recency-based successor (FRS) is presented which combines the advantages of the file frequency with the historical record. FRS model has the capability of rapid response to workload changes and can predict future events with greater accuracy than most of other prediction models. To evaluate the performance of FRS mode, the Linux kernel is modified to predict and prefetch upcoming accesses. The experiment shows that FRS can accurately predict approximately 80% of all file access events, while maintaining an immediate successor queue (ISQ) per-file which only requires regular dynamic updates.展开更多
基金Supported by Key Technology R&D Project Foundation of Sichuan Province (No.02GG006-018)
文摘So far, file access prediction models is mainly based on either the file access frequency or the historical record of the latest access. In this paper, a new file access prediction model called frequency- and recency-based successor (FRS) is presented which combines the advantages of the file frequency with the historical record. FRS model has the capability of rapid response to workload changes and can predict future events with greater accuracy than most of other prediction models. To evaluate the performance of FRS mode, the Linux kernel is modified to predict and prefetch upcoming accesses. The experiment shows that FRS can accurately predict approximately 80% of all file access events, while maintaining an immediate successor queue (ISQ) per-file which only requires regular dynamic updates.
