We extend the classic paging model by allowing reordering of requests under the constraint that a request is delayed by no longer than a predetermined number of time steps. We first give a dynamic programming algorithm to solve the offline case. Then we give tight bounds on competitive ratios for the online case. For caches of size k, we obtain bounds of k + O(1) for deterministic algorithms and Theta(log k) for randomized algorithms. We also give bounds for the case where either the online or the offline algorithm can reorder the requests, but not both. Finally, we extend our analysis to the case where pages have different sizes
Paging is one of the most prominent problems in the field of online algorithms. We have to serve a s...
Caching has been recognized as an effective scheme for avoiding service bottleneck and reducing netw...
AbstractWe study the problem of caching query result pages in Web search engines. Popular search eng...
We extend the classic paging model by allowing reordering of requests under the constraint that a re...
AbstractWe extend the classic paging model by allowing reordering of requests under the constraint t...
We study web caching with request reordering. The goal is to maintain a cache of web documents so th...
We study web caching with request reordering. The goal is to maintain a cache of web documents so th...
Current web caching algorithms process requests in the order of the arrival. While such restriction ...
This paper studies the effect of scheduling (reordering) page requests on the page hit ratio. First,...
A generalized paging problem is considered. Each request is expressed as a set of $u$ pages. In orde...
AbstractWe consider a paging problem in which each page is assigned an expiration time at the time i...
We study the writeback-aware caching problem, a variant of classic paging where paging requests that...
Abstract — We present a universal algorithm for the classical online problem of caching or demand pa...
Online caching is among the most fundamental and well-studied problems in the area of online algorit...
Online caching is among the most fundamental and well-studied problems in the area of online algorit...
Paging is one of the most prominent problems in the field of online algorithms. We have to serve a s...
Caching has been recognized as an effective scheme for avoiding service bottleneck and reducing netw...
AbstractWe study the problem of caching query result pages in Web search engines. Popular search eng...
We extend the classic paging model by allowing reordering of requests under the constraint that a re...
AbstractWe extend the classic paging model by allowing reordering of requests under the constraint t...
We study web caching with request reordering. The goal is to maintain a cache of web documents so th...
We study web caching with request reordering. The goal is to maintain a cache of web documents so th...
Current web caching algorithms process requests in the order of the arrival. While such restriction ...
This paper studies the effect of scheduling (reordering) page requests on the page hit ratio. First,...
A generalized paging problem is considered. Each request is expressed as a set of $u$ pages. In orde...
AbstractWe consider a paging problem in which each page is assigned an expiration time at the time i...
We study the writeback-aware caching problem, a variant of classic paging where paging requests that...
Abstract — We present a universal algorithm for the classical online problem of caching or demand pa...
Online caching is among the most fundamental and well-studied problems in the area of online algorit...
Online caching is among the most fundamental and well-studied problems in the area of online algorit...
Paging is one of the most prominent problems in the field of online algorithms. We have to serve a s...
Caching has been recognized as an effective scheme for avoiding service bottleneck and reducing netw...
AbstractWe study the problem of caching query result pages in Web search engines. Popular search eng...